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France wants to end sales of gasoline and diesel powered cars, Microsoft plans to cut close to 4,000 jobs and Berkshire Hathaway will buy a huge electric energy company.
Ford's F-Series pickups once again led the sales race in June, with total unit sales of 77,895. GM's Chevy Sierra added nearly three points of market share, however.
General Motors' June sales slipped nearly 5% as sales of pickups declined. Passenger car sales were also lower and Cadillac brand sales fell nearly 12%.
Tesla's future relies on its ability to mass produce cars for the middle class. It has received regulatory approval to begin to build its Model 3.
FCA has introduced a new Challenger Hellcat Widebody for 2018 into the U.S. muscle car category.
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24/7 Wall St. has conducted a review of the top dividends from America’s largest companies. There were 25 such companies paying a yield of 3.5% or more — and some much higher.
Sprint reportedly is in talks to provide wireless service for Comcast and Charter Communications. Waymo has teamed up with Avis to service and store its vehicles, and GM has lowered its forecast for...
New car sales are expected to drop in June, a sign that the impressive run in the new auto market has not only plateaued but could be in trouble.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was kicked out by several large shareholders, Amazon.com has launched a new service called Wardrobe and the Chevy Bolt has been named a Top Safety Pick.
The Amazon takeover of Whole Foods has rocked the grocery business, Lyft has seen a boost from rival Uber's unrelenting problems and General Motors said it will bring back some jobs from Mexico.
New car registrations rose more than 7% year over year in the European Union last month. Year to date, sales are up more than 5%.
In a new survey Intel commissioned, the forecast is that the driverless, or autonomous, car market will hit $7 trillion a year in 2050.
The big problem in valuing Tesla is that it is just not judged by the investing community as a car company.
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