JLR Profits Up, VW Down. Say what?

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As a car company, closing out 2009 with a profit is a commendable feat. Generally, you count yourself amongst the blessed if you are still alive (or bailed-out by friendly governments.) Let’s look at two companies that made money in 2009. At least, at some time in 2009. The BBC reports that Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)


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