Report: Parts Shortages Force Toyota to Halt Some Production
Toyota said in a memo to its employees that it expects to halt some North American production due to parts shortages.
Ford wants to raise its game in ASEAN
By Ploy Ten Kate
Buffett sees significant growth in global output over next year
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Billionaire Warren Buffett, on a visit to Bangalore in India, said he saw significant growth in global output over the next year, in a television interview on Wednesday.
China report claims Google-linked companies broke tax rules
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have found three companies linked to Google broke tax rules and are continuing to probe for possible tax avoidance, a state-run Chinese newspaper said on Thursday, raising the possibility of a new bout of pressure on the Internet search giant.
Sony, Nissan Restart Some Factories; Power Cuts Linger
Sony said it would partially restart a lithium ion battery factory in Tochigi prefecture on Tuesday.
Employees accuse Bayer of discrimination
NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters Legal) - Six former and current employees of a U.S. unit of Bayer AG filed a class-action lawsuit against the company on Monday, alleging gender discrimination in pay, promotions and the treatment of pregnant women and mothers.
Buffett Says Still on the Prowl for Big Deals
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said he was looking at more acquisition targets after a $9 billion buy of U.S. specialty chemical maker Lubrizol by his Berkshire Hathaway last week.
Cisco to Buy newScale to Boost Cloud Computing
Cisco Systems said it plans to buy privately held software company newScale, in a deal that would ramp up its cloud computing services.
Levi Strauss to pay over $1 million in overtime back wages
(Reuters) - Levi Strauss & Co agreed to pay more than $1 million in back wages for overtime to about 600 employees after the U.S. Department of Labor found that the jeans maker failed to record all the hours employees worked in its payroll system.
Buffett says looking at investing in India
BANGALORE (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Tuesday he was looking to invest in large countries like India.
Buffett looking at investing in India, large countries
By Santosh Nadgir and Sayantani Ghosh
Warren Buffett says collapse of euro not unthinkable: TV
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A collapse of the euro currency was not "unthinkable" if it comes under too much strain, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC on Thursday.
ConAgra 3Q Profit Slips on Higher Costs
ConAgra Foods saw a 6.4% in its fourth-quarter profit from a prior-year that benefited from the proceeds of divested businesses.
Heinz 3Q Profit Up 20% on Strength in North America
The company reported a profit of $273.8 million with a 1.5% increase in revenue.
Inventories in December Jump Surprising 1%
Wholesale inventories jumped more than expected in December to their highest level in almost two years.
BHP Billiton Makes Push Into U.S. Shale Gas
The global miner is buying shale gas reserves from Chesapeake Energy Corp for $4.75 billion.
3M's 4Q Profit Tops Wall Street Expectations2
The diversified manufacturer reported a profit of $928 million in the fourth quarter while sales increased 9.6%.
Caterpillar Profit Beats on Cost-Cutting
Dow component Caterpillar reported an adjusted 4Q profit of $0.74 per share, topping the estimate for $0.69. Revenue for the heavy equipment company came in at $11.03 billion, missing the estimate for $11.4 billion.
Boeing's 2016 Outlook Worries Investors
Boeing sent a shockwave through the aerospace industry on Wednesday with a 2016 outlook that calls for fewer commercial airplane deliveries and some production cuts.
United Technologies 4Q Revenue Falls 4.5%
United Technologies reported a 4.5 percent decline in quarterly revenue, hurt by a strong dollar.



