Kia Rio — “most fun to drive”

Since being redesigned for 2006, Kia’s Rio Sedan and Rio5 five-door have been awarded accolade upon accolade. Considered “Most Fun to Drive” by the Wall Street Journal (2006) and being voted a “Most Wanted” sedan and wagon by Edmunds.com (2007), editors highlight the entry-level vehicle’s
exciting handling and performance spunk. The 2008 Rio and Rio5 look to add to these successes by continuing to offer the same lineage of sporty finesse, top-of-the-line quality and highfuel economy. Read more

AUDI TT COUPE — A cult car and an icon

From the day it made its U.S. debut in autumn 1999, the Audi TT took the sports coupe segment by storm, sharpening the brand’s profile in the process. Now the second generation of this successful model is making its debut. The new TT Coupe embodies sheer dynamism in its design, engine output and performance. Read more

Chevrolet Malibu delivers style, performance, fuel economy

The all-new 2008 Chevrolet Malibu delivers great performance, fuel economy and refinement, wrapped in a clean, tailored design that carries the new face of Chevrolet. Read more

This month’s edition

A supplier diversity roundtable discussion with P&G

Don McKneely, founder and CEO of Busi­ness News Group, recently had the opportu­nity to sit down with Procter & Gamble’s Keith Harrison, global product supply offi­cer; Rick Hughes, vice president, global pur­chases; and Read more

Diversity Goals - Not New to New AT&T

The new AT&T is the culmination of several strategic mergers, which have created an even stronger supplier diver­sity program in the process. Read more

Tony Brown reinforces Ford’s commitment to diverse suppliers

MBN USA recently had the opportunity to talk to Tony Brown, senior vice president, global purchasing, Ford Motor Co. The discussion focused on the company’s continuation of its legacy of diversity and inclusion and how minority suppliers can remain viable in the global environment. He also touched on the future of Ford. Read more

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