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President Xi Jinping's pledge to significantly lower tariffs on imported vehicles came hours after President Trump on Monday tweeted about China's 25% tariff on cars from the U.S.
Global stocks were on the rebound Tuesday, following last night's gains on Wall Street, as investors grew more at ease with trade war rhetoric and focused on still-strong growth, robust corporate earnings and dovish central banks.
Global stocks were on the rebound Tuesday, following last night's gains on Wall Street, as investors grew more at ease with trade war rhetoric and focused on still-strong growth, robust corporate earnings and dovish central banks.
Ford and General Motors could each take a $1 billion hit due to steel tariffs, according to Goldman Sachs analysts.
German automakers were on the back foot Monday after President Donald Trump suggested import tariff increases amid a brewing trade war with the European Union.
An impending trade war and political instability in one of Europe's biggest economies has markets on edge Monday, but regional stocks are firmly in the green and Wall Street is looking for an opening bell rebound.
An impending trade war, rising bond yields and political instability in one of Europe's biggest economies has markets on edge Monday, but regional stocks are firmly in the green and Wall Street is looking for an opening bell rebound.
European markets are likely to see heavy action Monday as investors react to key votes in Italy and Germany and watch auto and export stocks in the wake of a brewing trade "war of words" between Brussels and Washington.
A German court has upheld a ban on diesel-powered vehicles in major cities in what could be a major blow to sales in Europe's biggest car market.
The company owns Bentley, Bugatti and other hot super-luxury auto brands.
Folks can crow all they want about autonomous vehicles, but there's still a market for those who want to drive a car.
The company owns Bentley, Bugatti and other hot super-luxury auto brands.
European companies with major U.S. operations are set to benefit from the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul passed by Republican lawmakers last week.
BMW is mass-producing electric cars and hopes you'll be driving one very soon. So watch this video and find out when you'll be able to buy yours.
Based on a federal law, the tax credit you can cash in on when you buy a new electric vehicle will start phasing out when carmakers reach a certain milestone. As long as Washington doesn't interfere, that's a while off for most.
Auto industry symposium on autonomy, electrification and connectivity seeing presentations from deep pocketed names like Google's Waymo and Intel.
VW shares surged in Frankfurt Monday after the group revealed main brand investment details after vowing a push to electric vehicle sales in China last week.
BMW sees a "solid increase" in full year pre-tax profits despite a bump in Q3 earnings as it preps for a new suite of electric cars
U.S. equity futures suggest the potential for another record-setting day on Wall Street.
Robust auto sales are being driven by strong demand for SUVs and trucks.
All three major U.S. averages closed higher on Friday.
The newest version of the Phantom comes complete with 'new levels' of luxury, technology, and an all-aluminum space frame architecture.
Allegations of insider trading linked to the failed $28 billion merger between the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Boerse is the latest in series of German corporate scandals.
Tesla has first-mover advantage with electric cars yet again, this time apparently with a 100% -owned factory planned for Shanghai. Its competitors never learn.
Harley-Davidson, Polaris owned Indian and Ducati were no doubt doing a double takes at this year's AIMExpo when Kawasaki put its Ninja H2R on display. This premium machine is so bad, it's not even street legal! Must see video with all the features that make it worth the whopping $55,000 price tag.
The latest Philip Morris earnings were very disappointing, again. But in Asia, the company is transitioning away from cigarettes and toward next-gen nicotine products, as these figures show.
Great Wall stock surged on unconfirmed reports it had been lined up to produce BMW's iconic Mini in China.
How can Detroit rapidly expand its electric vehicle offerings while simultaneously serving a U.S. market in which SUV and truck sales continue to trend up?
