Annual Report 2000 | investor relations | corporate home
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Annual Report 2000 | investor relations | corporate home
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 Achievements of 2000 |
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 of its proud heritage by changing the name of its operating company to International Truck and Engine Corporation.  International completed product development and manufacturing facilities in preparation for the launch of the first completely new line of vehicles in 20 years, the High Performance medium truck that will debut in February 2001.  the organization that manufactured the very first factory-built school bus in 1915, announced the International® integrated conventional (IC) bus, the company’s first integrated conventional school bus. |
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 became reality when the company announced it will make the technology available on school buses beginning in summer 2001. The technology meets the EPA’s proposed 2007 particulate matter standards, today.  In a move to increase operating efficiencies and reduce expenses, world headquarters will be relocated to the new Cantera development in Warrenville, Illinois during Memorial Day weekend 2001. Information technology, purchasing, and parts and service will also be housed in the new facility.  featured the company’s trailblazing engine business and proclaimed that “diesel engines are the new thing – again.” |
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