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    By Tony O. Lawson Detroit-based James Group has crossed $1 billion in annual revenue following its acquisition of EnovaPremier, a Louisville-based tire and wheel assembly supplier. Under CEO Lorron James, the company has grown from $29 million in annual revenue in 2010 to more than $1 billion today. The deal marks the company’s first acquisition outside the logistics sector. A Business Built From the Ground Up The company’s origin traces back to John A. James and his uncle, Calvin Outlaw, who formed O-J Transport Company in southwest Detroit. In 1973, James applied for authority to haul auto parts for General

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