Ford management to meet UK unions amid plant closure reports
Ford Motor Co management will meet British unions on Thursday in Essex, east of London, amid media reports that it is planning to close its factory in Southampton, southern England.
Peugeot to get multi-billion euro state guarantees: source
France will provide multi-billion euro guarantees to ailing carmaker Peugeot SA's finance arm, a source said, the latest sign of the crisis-hit group's struggle to compete.
Rebound in new car sales set to help used car king, CarMax, too
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American Airlines parent AMR profit tops estimates
American Airlines parent AMR Corp reported higher-than-expected adjusted quarterly earnings on Wednesday as fuel costs fell and international ventures aided revenue.
Toyota may trim 2012 output plan on China row: paper
Toyota Motor Corp is considering trimming its 2012 group-wide production plan by about 2 percent because of a drop in sales in China after a territorial row, a Japanese newspaper reported, but the company denied it had altered its target.
American Airlines parent AMR posts wider loss
American Airlines parent AMR Corp reported a wider quarterly net loss on Wednesday, as it took charges tied to worker severance costs and its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
American Airlines Parent AMR Loses $238M in 3Q
The company had a profit of $110 million for the third quarter as fuel costs fell and revenue edged higher.
Toyota eyes global output cut of 200,000 cars on China slump: media
Toyota Motor Corp is considering cutting its group production plan for the 2012 calendar year by around 200,000 vehicles from 10.
Dominant in the U.S., Enterprise Holdings looks offshore
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BAE warns of disruption ahead in U.S. market
BAE Systems warned on Thursday that it faced uncertainty in its core market, the United States, a day after the collapse of talks with EADS on a merger that managers had said would broaden their business.
UK says France must cut stake in EADS-BAE proposal
France's stake in the proposed EADS and BAE Group must be in the single digits if the deal is to go ahead, UK defence secretary Philip Hammond told BBC television on Monday.
UPS target TNT Express appoints new interim CFO
Dutch delivery group TNT Express said on Monday it has appointed a new interim chief financial officer (CFO) after the company, which U.
BAE and EADS say talks collapse
Talks on a $45 billion merger of EADS and BAE Systems collapsed on Wednesday when the governments of France, Germany and Britain failed to reach agreement over a deal to create the world's largest aerospace and arms group.
BAE Systems and EADS walk away from $45 billion merger
Talks on a $45 billion merger between EADS and BAE Systems collapsed on Wednesday after the governments of France, Germany and Britain failed to reach agreement over a deal to create the world's largest aerospace and arms group.
BAE management say not looking for another deal
Britain's BAE Systems is not looking for a tie-up with another company following the collapse of its $45 billion merger talks with Airbus parent EADS, its chief executive and chairman said on Wednesday.
Toyota to recall 7.4 million vehicles over power window glitch
Toyota Motor Corp said it would recall more than 7.
Toyota to recall 7.4 mln vehicles over power window glitch
Toyota Motor Corp said it would recall more than 7.
WTO inspects Airbus A350 loan funding: source
The World Trade Organization has asked the European Union to hand over documents on the funding of the Airbus A350 in a potential sharpening of a transatlantic dispute over aircraft subsidies, a U.
GM names Cadillac global brand chief
General Motors Co has created the new position of global brand chief for Cadillac as the U.
Qantas CEO: no alternative to Emirates deal if regulators balk
Qantas Airways Ltd's chief executive said he was confident Australian regulators would approve a proposed alliance with Dubai's Emirates and warned that a rejection would leave it no alternatives for operating flights to Europe.