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Leaving on a jet plane no more: Future of business travel hangs in the balance as Covid disrupts work lifeThe lucrative business travel industry may experience its worst fears.- Beijing Auto Show to witness 100 new cars, big shifts in global auto industryET on Sunday analyses all the new trends of the global auto industry emerging from the show so you know what the ride is going to be like.
- Carmakers plan to hire 25,000 workers by 2015; Toyota to recruit 4,000 in Q4Toyota Motor's Mississippi plant opens this month to build the Corollas that the Japanese automaker needs to get its US sales growing.
- US icon Chrysler under control of Italy's FiatFiat plans to expand its share to as much as 70 per cent by purchases the stakes of the Canadian governments and the United Auto Workers un...
- Chrysler's Jeep platform for Maserati, Alfa RomeoChrysler's redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee has been so successful that Fiat may use the sport-utility vehicle’s platform for Alfa Romeo and ...
- Chrysler's new 200 Sedan to replace SebringChrysler said its new 200 sedan will reach showrooms in Q4 and replace the midsize Sebring.
- Riding high at home, Ford expands overseasFord Motor Co. is making major investments in hot overseas markets after years of painful restructuring transformed the second largest US a...
- Automakers unveil new-age hybrids at Geneva Auto ShowMore and more automakers rolled out their newest hybrids, or announced plans to do so, at the Geneva Auto Show.
- Recalls add to Toyota's US overcapacity woesToyota's massive recalls are adding to the Japanese automaker's overcapacity problems in the United States, where it plans to halt producti...
- US data shows recovery on track, gives reason to cheerIndustrial production in the US rose more than anticipated in January as factories churned out more consumer goods and business equipment, ...
- Is US bullying Toyota on recall?The US transportation chief's public rebukes of Toyota's handling of a massive safety recall have raised eyebrows, given the US government'...
- GM bankruptcy to be swift, but risks remain: AnalystsGeneral Motors has set the stage to emerge swiftly from bankruptcy protection, but analysts say its success remains hostage to the weak eco...
- GM hurtles toward bankruptcy as debt swap failsGeneral Motors was skidding toward bankruptcy after bondholders rejected a plan to swap a large portion of the troubled automaker's debt fo...
- China monthly auto sales overtake US for 1st timeMonthly auto sales in China surpassed those in US for the first time last month, but automakers and industry watchers say the news may tell...
- Nissan launches 0 pc financing deal on 5 modelsNissan Motor Co said Friday it will begin offering zero-percent financing for five of its top-selling vehicles starting next week as it see...
- General Motors's stock skids to 1950s levelGeneral Motors's stock price fell on Monday to levels last seen in 1954, as investors fretted over its falling sales and as some analysts w...
- Aston Martin sale sign of deeper troubleFord’s sale of elite sports-car maker Aston Martin is a sign of deeper troubles at the US automaker.
- Ford looks for healthier drive with toned-down ExplorerThe Ford Explorer sport-utility vehicle has been the Marlboro Man of personal transportation, symbolic of a tall, rugged ride on the open A...
- GM to roll out European Opel model in USGeneral Motors, saying it’s committed to improving vehicle quality and design, will sell a small car from its European Opel unit as a US Sa...
- GM cuts car costs by a thirdGeneral Motors (GM), the world’s largest automaker, will cut costs for new mid-size car models by a third.
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