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Hyundai will begin sales of its full portfolio of vehicles via the Amazon shopping platform.

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Dana investing $60 million at two Ontario plants

Investment will go toward increasing production capacity for the battery-cooling technology

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Federal Crown corporation says it will provide up to $210M in loans to help Parkland Corp. expand charging network

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