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* Workers at South Korea’s Samsung Motors Inc. have ended a two-month strike, paving the way for Daewoo Group to sign a deal to take over the loss-making car maker. Production at Samsung Motors could resume Wednesday. Workers and management of Samsung Motors have been negotiating since the strike began in December. Officials at Samsung, a unit of Samsung Group, were not available for comment. Daewoo is due to sign a memorandum of understanding by today to take over Samsung Motors. But the strike has been an obstacle.