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May 17 2013 23:36 BST
Car sales drive European stocks near five-year high
Car sales figures helped auto companies lead European stocks higher this week, and move closer to a five-year high. The data, released on Friday, showed sales ended an 18-month falling streak in April. New registrations in the EU rose 1.7 per cent compared with a year earlier. Renault rose 17By Conor Sullivan
May 15 2013 18:54 BST
Carmakers drive rises on growth signs
European stocks pushed higher, led by carmakers on signs that governments may take measures to spur growth following disappointing growth figures. Fiat gained 7.6 per cent to €5.36, Peugeot was ahead 4.5 per cent to €6.56 and Renault was up 4.5 per cent at €58.50. Banking stocks also fared well.By Conor Sullivan
May 02 2013 16:25 BST
Inside Business: Dirigisme dies hard in France
Arnaud Montebourg could hardly have chosen a more fitting day to launch his latest public assault on one of the world's biggest companies. The voluble French industry minister's boast that he had blocked Yahoo from "devouring" Dailymotion, a French video website that the US group wanted to acquire, came asBy Hugh Carnegy in Paris
Apr 24 2013 16:04 BST
European cars: engine warming
Much like buying an old banger, the great thing with low expectations is the small scope for disappointment. First-quarter results from a bevy of European carmakers on Wednesday were a case in point. Industry-wide sales figures for the European Union over this period had already shown a year on year
Apr 24 2013 15:59 BST
Peugeot pledges to curb cash burn as car sales plunge
PSA Peugeot Citroën suffered a 10.3 per cent decline in first-quarter car sales because of plunging demand in Europe but insisted it could still halve the rate at which it is burning through cash. But the ailing French carmaker warned that it would need to embark on further "operational initiatives"By James Boxell in Paris
Apr 21 2013 11:56 BST
Japan's carmakers cannot escape island spat
Japanese carmakers could be forgiven for blaming their recent sales slump in China entirely on geopolitical reasons beyond their control. Footage of Chinese owners of Japanese cars being attacked during last September's anti-Japanese protests was shown widely on national television - the kind of advertising that carmakers could do without.By Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai
Apr 18 2013 18:37 BST
Gender diversity boosts company shares
The under-representation of women at senior levels in companies continues to divide opinion, with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, facing a revolt by women parliamentarians over statutory quotas for women on boards and Viviane Reding, EU commissioner for justice, forced to adapt her proposed quota plan to sanctions. But aBy Charlotte Clarke
Apr 14 2013 19:47 BST
Commodity traders' $250bn harvest
The world's top commodities traders have pocketed nearly $250bn over the last decade, making the individuals and families that control the largely privately-owned sector big beneficiaries of the rise of China and other emerging countries. The net income of the largest trading houses since 2003 surpasses that of the combinationBy Javier Blas in Geneva
Apr 11 2013 23:35 BST
Investors speed away from Daimler
Carmakers were among the biggest movers on Europe's FTSE Eurofirst 300 on Thursday. German group Daimler closed in the red one day after its chief executive said the company may have to lower its 2013 profit target. Analysts at Natixis on Thursday cut their target on the share price fromBy Alexandra Stevenson
Apr 11 2013 17:40 BST
The small car as an object of desire
The new Renault Twin'z was launched this week to a burst of flash bulbs. But not at a car show. It was launched at the Milan Design Triennale. If this were a chair or a lamp there would be nothing unusual in this - Milan is the natural habitat forBy Edwin Heathcote
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