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Ford Secures $9.2 Billion Loan for US EV Tech Catchup

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Ford Motor Co. has been granted a conditional $9.2 billion loan for the construction of three battery factories, marking a watershed moment for President Joe Biden's industrial policy meant to help American manufacturers catch up to...
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Cars from the LA Auto Show: A to Z

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Nov. 23 -- New cars and concept vehicles from A to Z featured at the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show in November. (video by Adam Wolffbrandt, David Nicholson)
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Volvo Cars CEO Warns on War Impact

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Volvo cars CEO Jim Rowan cautioned that Russia's invasion of Ukraine will further push up prices for production over the coming months, but that underlying demand is incredibly strong across the range including for electric vehicles. He...
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BNP Paribas AM's Lewis on Environment, Social, Governance Investing

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Sep.18 -- Mark Lewis, head of sustainability research at BNP Paribas Asset Management, discusses environment, social, and governance investing. He speaks with Yvonne Man, David Ingles and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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United Auto Workers Union Goes On Strike Against General Motors

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​After the 2015 General Motors collective bargaining agreement expired Saturday night, UAW chose not to extend the agreement and go on strike.
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Virus Outbreak a 'Big Crisis' for China's Auto Industry, Consultant Says

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Jan.30 -- Michael Dunne, chief executive officer of automotive consultant ZoZo Go LLC and a former president of General Motors Indonesia, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak affects the global auto industry. Wuhan, the epicenter of...
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Osram CFO Discusses Results, Buyout Offer

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Jul.31 -- Ingo Bank, chief financial officer of Munich-based Osram Licht AG, a lighting and laser-diode maker, talks about the company's financial results, and the reason why it has told shareholders to accept a 3.4 billion-euro ($3.8...
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India's Auto Dealers Assoc. Says 'Bullish' About Outlook

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Jan.06 -- Vinkesh Gulati, president of India's Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations, discusses the outlook for the industry. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Haslinda Amin during the "India Focus" segment on "Bloomberg...
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What the Chip Crisis Means for the Auto Industry

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Aug.20 -- The global shortage of semiconductors will cut worldwide auto production by as many as 7.1 million vehicles this year, and pandemic-related supply disruptions will hobble the industry well into next year, IHS Markit said....
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Why Tesla's Biggest Bear Is Skeptical of Ellison Addition

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Dec.28 -- Gordon Johnson, managing director at Vertical Group, discusses Tesla Inc.'s addition of Larry Ellison and Kathleen Wilson-Thompson to its board with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on "Bloomberg Markets: The Open."
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GM Reports Record Year, Projects More Growth

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Feb.07 -- Chuck Stevens, chief financial officer at General Motors, discusses fourth-quarter results as the automaker saw a year of record revenue and profits. The company plans to balance supply and demand as it sees more growth ahead....
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Ellinghorst: Trade Disruption Is Bad for Auto Industry

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Feb.06 -- Arndt Ellinghorst, head of global auto research at Evercore ISI, and Kit Juckes, global strategist at Societe Generale, look at the impact of U.S. trade policies and currency fluctuations on the global auto industry with a...
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Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.

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HEADLINE: Bush gives 'Big 3' $17 billion bailout CAPTION: Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions...
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What Can Mitsubishi Do to Repair Its Image?

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April 25 -- John Seifert, chief executive officer at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, discusses the Mitsubishi data scandal and how companies can rebuild their brand and reputation after a scandal. He speaks to Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on...
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Tesla Fundamentals Taken Over by Rumor and Innuendo: JMP Securities

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Feb.04 -- Mark Lehmann, president at JMP Securities, examines the factors behind the climb in Tesla Inc. shares with Bloomberg’s Jonathan Ferro on "Bloomberg The Open."
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What the USMCA Deal Means for Tech and U.S. Automakers

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Oct.01 -- Pippa Malmgren, co-author of "The Leadership Lab," discusses what the new North American trade agreement means for the technology industry and U.S. automakers. She speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
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EU Tariffs Would Be Devastating to Auto Industry, AutoNation CEO Says

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Feb.22 -- Mike Jackson, chief executive officer at AutoNation, and Carl Liebert, incoming chief executive officer at AutoNation, discuss Liebert's succession of Jackson as CEO, fourth-quarter results, and the potential impact of U.S....
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Tesla Model D Pushes Musks New Approach to Auto Industry

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Oct. 9 -- Bloomberg View Contributor Edward Niedermeyer discusses Elon Musks approach to the car industry as he builds anticipation for the new Tesla Model D, whether or not a self-driving car can become a reality in the near-future and...
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Automakers Invest in Ride Hailing Apps

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May 24 -- Dave McClure, co-founder of 500 Startups, and David Kirkpatrick, chief executive officer at Techonomy, discuss automakers investing in ride-sharing apps and what it means for the industry. They speak to Bloomberg's Emily Chang...
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Labor Dynamics Probably Have Not Shifted Permanently: Rattner

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Willett Advisors Chairman & CEO Steve Rattner says that the hand of labor is growing stronger after the pandemic, but doesn't think the dynamics have changed permnanetly. He thinks increasing the power of organized labor is necessary,...
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Thailand’s Precious Says Dry Bulk Shipping Rate to Rise Further

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Aug.20 -- Khalid Hashim, managing director of Precious Shipping Pcl, Thailand’s biggest operator of dry bulk shipping services, discusses the outlook for the industry and the company's strategy. The Baltic Dry Index, a benchmark rate for...
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USA: PLAN TO MONITOR PROGRESS OF AUTO TRADE AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN

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English/Nat The Clinton administration has unveiled a plan to monitor progress of the recent auto trade agreement with Japan. Administration officials hope the plan will silence critics who say the trade deal will do little to narrow the...
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Measuring the Profitability of the Auto Giants

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Dec.21 -- Bloomberg Intelligence's Kevin Tynan discusses the outlook for the auto industry in 2018 with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu, Julia Chatterley and Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?"