THINK recharged again following latest bankruptcy

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Russian investor hopes for third time lucky at Norwegian electric car maker as new model mooted for 2012

Norwegian electric car manufacturer THINK was brought under new ownership yesterday, the third time the embattled company has been rescued from bankruptcy. Russian investor Boris Zingarevich was selected...

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