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Cooper Earnings Exceed Expectations

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The Cooper Tire & Rubber company’s earnings per share for the first quarter of 2002 will be around 35 to 37 cents; significantly more than the previous estimate of 30 cents. This is due to an increase in market share and increased light vehicle production in North America. Full results will be published on April 18.

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