GM to exit one of its venture capital unit's investments soon
General Motors Co will soon exit one of its venture capital unit's investments, either through an initial public offering or the acquisition of that company by another, the U.
BHP aims to push up iron ore capacity by a fifth
BHP Billiton expects to expand its iron ore capacity by nearly a fifth just by working its mines, rail lines and port harder as it looks to control costs in a softer iron ore market, the global miner's iron ore chief said on Wednesday.
BHP aims to push up iron ore capacity by a fifth
BHP Billiton expects to expand its iron ore capacity by nearly a fifth just by working its mines, rail lines and port harder as it looks to control costs in a softer iron ore market, the global miner's iron ore chief said on Wednesday.
BHP aims to push up iron ore capacity by a fifth
BHP Billiton expects to expand its iron ore capacity by nearly a fifth just by working its mines, rail lines and port harder as it looks to control costs in a softer iron ore market, the global miner's iron ore chief said on Wednesday.
BHP aims to push up iron ore capacity by a fifth
BHP Billiton expects to expand its iron ore capacity by nearly a fifth just by working its mines, rail lines and port harder as it looks to control costs in a softer iron ore market, the global miner's iron ore chief said on Wednesday.
Toyota to recall 2.8 million vehicles for steering glitch
Toyota Motor Corp said it will recall 2.
Airshow: Airbus confident on China deliveries as EU row eases
Europe's Airbus expressed optimism it could rescue dozens of deliveries of wide-body passenger jets to China after the European Union agreed to freeze a carbon emissions scheme fiercely opposed by Beijing.
Volkswagen chairman could stay for another 5-7 years: report
Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piech could stay at the helm of Europe's largest carmaker beyond the term he was granted earlier this year, he told a German paper.
GM will not build next-generation Chevy Cruze in South Korea
General Motors Co said it would not build its next-generation Chevrolet Cruze small car in South Korea, raising the possibility that it might shift the assembly to Europe to help boost efficiency at its money-losing unit there.
China row drags on Nissan, cuts FY forecasts
YOKOHAMA, Japan, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Counting the cost of anti-Japanese protests in a territorial dispute with China, Nissan Motor Co cut its full-year net profit forecast by a fifth to $3.
GM clinches $11 billion credit line; aiming for Europe
General Motors Co secured an $11 billion revolving credit facility, more than doubling its financial cushion and further strengthening the balance sheet of the largest U.
GM clinches $11 billion credit facility amid Opel overhaul
General Motors Co secured an $11 billion revolving credit facility, more than doubling its financial cushion and further strengthening the balance sheet of the largest U.
Tesla sees output, profit margin rising; shares surge
Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc said on Monday it was on track to reach an annual production rate of 20,000 for its Model S sedan in December, sending its shares up nearly 8 percent.
Tesla reports wider loss, more Model S production
Tesla Motors Inc reported a bigger quarterly loss on Monday as it ramped up production of its Model S sedan, and the electric carmaker maintained its 2012 revenue outlook.
Delta's key revenue measure up in October, but storm hurt
Delta Air Lines said on Friday that a key revenue measure improved in October, helped by corporate travel and cancellations in the wake of superstorm Sandy.
Chrysler says October car sales best in five years
Chrysler Group LLC said Thursday that October car sales were the best in five years.
Audi Oct sales up 13.9 percent to 123,600 vehicles
Volkswagen's Audi luxury division increased sales by 13.
GM says 12,600 white-collar retirees to take lump-sum buyouts
Around 12,600 white-collar retirees of General Motors Co have agreed to accept lump-sum payments in lieu of monthly pension checks from the largest U.
GM targets $500 million in cost savings, job cuts in Europe
General Motors Co is targeting $500 million in fixed-cost savings between 2013 and 2015, and it plans to make further job cuts in Europe as it seeks to break even in the region by mid-decade, the automaker said on Wednesday.
GM targets $500 million fixed-cost savings, job cuts in Europe
General Motors Co is targeting $500 million in fixed-cost savings between 2013 and 2015 and plans to make further job cuts in Europe as it seeks to break-even in the region by mid-decade, GM said on Wednesday.