The shifting OE scene means challenges, opportunities for suppliers

Jan. 1, 2020
Once upon a time, the Detroit 3 was known as the Big 3. But with the advent of globalization and the upswing in technologies that make the global supply chain an efficient machine, America's OEMs are lagging behind their overseas counterparts. And th
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Sue Angell

Sue Angell joined the Aftermarket Business staff in April 2007 after serving as online editor/writer for Oberlin College's Office of College Relations. Sue graduated from Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, with a bachelor's degree in English and religion. In addition to her work at Oberlin College, she has freelanced for Cleveland Jewish News and Crain's Cleveland Business.

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