Ford presents truck that's built Harley tough

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Ford Motor Co and Harley-Davidson Inc have teamed up to co-brand a Limited Edition 2000 Harley-Davidson F-150 pickup that features some of the characteristics of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The Limited Edition F-150 featurs numerous chrome, including the door release handles, turn signal, grille and exhaust pipe. Harley's unique orange logo can be found anywhere on the vehicle and its exhaust note resembles the 'thumpity-thumpity- thumpity' sound of a Harley.

Light Truck and Utility Vehicle Manufacturing, Trucks, Pickup, Ford Motor Co., Pickup trucks

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Eye from the sky lets Net track cars

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Santa ana, CA-based GeoSpatial Technologies is selling the vehicle- tracking device, called GlobalTrax, in fall 2001. The device will cost $150 for installation and $70 in monthly fees. GlobalTrax will be the first of its kind to allow someone to monitor movement of vehicles from any Web browser without downloading a bunch of files. Early in 2001, GeoSpatial will begin a pilot test of GlobalTrax with 500 consumers throughout the US.

Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, Satellite Tracking ex Radar, Satellite tracking systems, GeoSpatial Technologies

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Pinched Delta could feel more earnings pain in strike

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Delta Air Lines' labor problems are threatening to cause deeper losses than forecast the USA's third-largest airline. Its pilots union plans to announce as early as Mar 29, 2001, whether it will accept binding arbitration in its contract dispute. If it rejects arbitration, it could go on strike 30 days later unless a settlement was reached or Pres Bush intervened. Delta would likely lose bookings while a strike loomed.

Personnel administration, Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation, Scheduled Air Passenger Svc, Delta Air Lines

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