Boeing books 47 net new plane orders in latest week
Boeing Co said it booked 50 new orders for planes in the latest week, including orders for 31 of its widebody 777 jet, worth about $9 billion at list prices.
Peugeot to cut cash burn in half in 2013: CEO
PSA Peugeot Citroen plans to reduce its monthly cash burn excluding restructuring costs by half to 100 million euros ($133 million) next year, Chief Executive Philippe Varin said in an interview published in Le Monde newspaper.
Mitsubishi Motors to recall 1.2 million cars to fix engine part
Mitsubishi Motors will recall about 1.
Insight: The booming Philippines' missing link - foreigner investors
The gathering had the air of a post-mortem.
Nissan sees premium auto growth, renames Infiniti models
Nissan's upscale Infiniti division expects the global premium car market to grow 8 percent next year as strong U.S. demand offsets flat western European sales, brand chief Johan de Nysschen said.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Berkshire buyback seen clashing with estate tax push
Warren Buffett's $1.
Opel sees no alternative to closing Bochum plant
General Motors Co's Opel unit came a major step nearer closing its Bochum plant in Germany, telling the roughly 3,000 workers it had not changed its mind about ending vehicle production in 2016.
Opel plant closure deals setback to labor talks
Opel's refusal to save its Bochum car plant from closure has dealt a setback to restructuring talks with its German labor force, trade union IG Metall said on Monday.
Opel sees no alternative to closing Bochum
Opel said efforts to try to rescue its Bochum car plant in Germany had been to no avail and it still intended to stop vehicle production there in 2016.