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CYPRESS, Calif. Toyo Tire Corp. has hired John Thomas, an experienced automotive mobility expert, to be the new leader of its U.S. subsidiary.
Mr. Thomas, who has more than 30 years of automotive industry experience, including the North American original equipment market, succeeds the retiring
Roy Bromfield as president and CEO of Toyo Tire U.S.A. Corp.
Mr. Thomas is a former CEO at electric-vehicle (EV) charging provider Webasto Charging Systems Inc. of Monrovia, Calif. I am thrilled to join the elite team at Toyo Tires and drive further advancements of our core business, culture, customer service and industry reputation, Mr. Thomas said in a statement issued by Toyo.
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Thomas Brennan, who taught at Michigan’s Ferris State University, used the N-word to refer to scientist Neil Degrasse Tyson and called coronavirus a ‘hoax.’
Published March 1st
Written by BET Staff
A university professor in Michigan has been fired for using racist, homophobic and anti-semitic slurs on social media, which were cited in a tirade of science denialism by the school’s student newspaper.
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