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US Stocks Back In Red After Brief Rally, Alcoa Slumps

US Stocks trimmed its advance in afternoon session as the bears once again took back control. The Nasdaq Composite shrank 7.13 points (-0.47%) to 1,509.72. Among financials, Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) subtracted lost 84...

WSF Headline Roundup - 11/17/08 - Goldman Sr execs won't take bonuses; Huge Citi cuts; Long &...

Blankfein, Goldman Deputies Decide to Forgo Bonuses Citigroup to Cut As Many As 50,000 Jobs in Overhaul Citi chief looks to rally the troops Obama Calls for Aid to U.S. Auto Industry, With Conditions Long, painful recession is...

Mundra Port to set up second dedicated automobile terminal

Bangalore: Developer and operator of the Mundra Port, Mundra Port & Special Economic Zone Ltd (MPSEZ), is expected to announce a partnership with Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) and NYK Line this week to set up a dedicated...

Auto companies scale back on big shows

People who read this also read ... LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12 (UPI) -- Several U.S. and foreign automakers said they are scaling back their presence at auto shows -- premier marketing events that stir up interest in the industry....

GM scraps plans to debut new models next week

GM scraps model debuts at next week's Los Angeles Auto Show as the industry cuts expenses. Facing their worst sales in decades, carmakers are cutting spending on auto shows, the industry's traditional customer-courtship event.

GENERAL MOTORS : Quarterly report which provides a continuing view of a company's financial position

PROFIL : General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM), the world's largest automaker, has been the annual global industry sales leader for 76 years. Founded in 1908, GM today employs about 284,000 people around the world. With global...

GM opens $300 million Russian plant

The Detroit News General Motors Corp. opened a $300 million factory in Russia, Bloomberg News reported today. Located on the outskirts of St. Petersburg, the plant will produce 70,000 Chevrolet Captiva sport utility vehicles...

CAMI shift eliminated as sales of SUVs crash

CAMI Automotive Inc. will slash output by more than half at assembly operations in Ingersoll for the first four months of next year and lay off the equivalent of about 500 workers because of falling demand for its sports...

Suffering sales drop, Honda revamps Life minicar

Honda Motor Co. revamped its Life minicar for the first time in five years after posting the biggest drop in domestic minicar sales among the country's carmakers. Japan's second-largest automaker aims to sell 13,000 units of...

Toyota investment in 2nd India plant to double

Tokyo / New Delhi: The world’s second largest auto maker, Toyota Motor Corp., or TMC, doubled planned investment in its second car factory in India, as it prepares to introduce a new low-cost small car to challenge Suzuki Motor...