In
response
to
the
sluggish
market
last
year,
LM
says
it
cut
180
jobs
in
North
America
–
most
likely
at
its
blade
facility
in
Grand
Forks,
North
Dakota
–
in
addition
to
“temporarily”
halting
production
at
a
plant
in
Urumqi,
China,
and
scaling-back
output
at
its
largest
factory
at
Ponferrada,
Spain.
LM
narrowed
its
annual
loss
to
€117m
($154.1m)
from
a
deficit
of
€362m
the
year
prior,
but
its
pre-tax
earnings
tumbled
more
than
40%
due
to
a
“variety
of
unexpected
headwinds”
in
key
markets.
Revenues
fell
a
gentler
3%
to
€707m,…
