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Optimism returns to Detroit's annual auto spectacular
Experts say the motor industry is back and booming at Detroit's North American International Auto Show in the US.
Auto makers are bringing a host of new cars and concept models to the annual event, buoyed by a positive economy and...
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VOICED : Foreign automakers find Iranian market has gone local
VOICED : Foreign automakers find Iranian market has gone local
Bloomberg
Rattner: Proud of Ford for Speaking Out Against Trump
Jan.30 -- Willett Advisors Chairman Steve Rattner discusses the reluctance of CEOs to speak out against Donald Trump’s executive action on immigration, the president’s call for automakers to add jobs, uncertainty about tax reform and...
Bloomberg
GAM's Howard Says Environment for Banking Will Improve
Mar.06 -- Julian Howard, head of multi-asset solutions at GAM, discusses the capital raising plans for European banks, the joining of Deutsche Bank's investment banking and trading units and his outlook for the industry. He speaks to...
Bloomberg
ThyssenKrupp CFO Sees Significant Reduction in Debt in 4Q
Aug.10 -- Guido Kerkhoff, chief financial officer at ThyssenKrupp, discusses the company's rising debt, the possible IPO of the elevator components and industrials business, their deal with Tata, their interests in the auto industry and...
Bloomberg
Japan Will Eventually Reach 2% Inflation, Economist Okubo Says
Oct.18 -- Takuji Okubo, Japan Macro Advisors chief economist, discusses Japan's September inflation data with Bloomberg's Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Bloomberg
A U.S.-China Deal Won’t End Trade Tensions, Says Albright Stonebridge’s Lozada
Apr.21 -- Patrick Lozada, China practice director at Albright Stonebridge, discusses China delaying the release of a controversial regulation that would restrict foreign companies from taking data out of the country and the U.S.-China...
Bloomberg
Daimler CEO On Growing Footprint In China
Jan.08 -- Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius discusses China expansion and the 'electric sprint' in autos. He speaks with Bloomberg's Christoph Rauwald from the CES in Las Vegas.
Bloomberg
U.S., European Auto Markets Have Reached Peak: Moody’s
Mar.02 -- Falk Frey, senior vice president at Moody’s Germany, discusses the U.S. and European auto industry and the impact of the coronavirus on the sector. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”
Bloomberg
The Looming Business Crisis Along the U.S.-Mexico Border
Nov.26 -- Mike McGuinness, partner at Jones Day, examines the economic and business impact of President Donald Trump’s Mexico border policy. He speaks with Bloomberg’s David Westin on “Balance of Power.”
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Palladium Market Will Be Tightest in Second Quarter: StanChart
May.04 -- Suki Cooper, precious metals analyst at Standard Chartered Plc., discusses the rally in palladium and her outlook for gold. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
Bloomberg
Daimler Investors to Vote on Truck Split
Oct.01 -- Ola Kallenius, chief executive officer at Daimler AG, discusses the upcoming vote by shareholders on spinning off the truck division from the Mercedes-Benz luxury car operations, the profitability of the truck division and...
Bloomberg
Wedbush's Ives on $1,400 TSLA Target
One of the biggest Tesla bulls on the market, Wedbush Securities Equity Strategist Dan Ives joined "Bloomberg Markets: Americas" with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson to discuss his new price target of $1,400 on Tesla stock.
Bloomberg
Why Wedbush Raised Its Tesla Price Target to $1400
Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities, discusses the factors behind his firm's latest bullish call for Tesla Inc. shares on "Bloomberg Markets."
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President George W. Bush says he's offering $17.4 billion in loans to the auto industry because letting them collapse is "not a responsible course of action."
HEADLINE: Bush bails out automakers
CAPTION: The Bush administration came to the rescue of the troubled U.S. auto industry Friday, offering $17.4 billion in loans in exchange for concessions from car makers and their workers. (Dec. 19)
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CEOs at hearing on state of US auto industry
AP Television
1. Chevy Volt prototype being driven by Rick Wagoner, CEO, General Motors, as he arrives for Congressional hearing
2. Wagoner arrives, poses photographers with others
3. Wide shot Wagoner in front of reporters
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Bloomberg
Death Toll Rises in Japan as Economic Impact Spreads
April 18 -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has sent more rescue workers to the quake-stricken south of the country. At least 41 people have been killed since Thursday in Japan in a series of tremors. Bloomberg's Brian Fowler reports...
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A collapse of the U.S. automaking sector would effect more than those who make cars, smaller businesses that design and produce component parts are also watching what happens on the hill.
HEADLINE: Auto industry woes trickling down to suppliers
CAPTION: The Big 3 executives aren't the only ones calling for a bailout of the auto industry. Some auto parts makers say if Washington doesn't give the car companies some...
Bloomberg
Self-Driving Revolution Spurs Auto M&A
Aug. 10 -- Alex Lloyd, head of content at Beepi, discusses self-driving technology, the merging of technology with automobiles and the outlook for the sector. He speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Clinton Speaks to Black Voters in Detroit
Hillary Clinton spoke directly to African American voters at a campaign rally in Detroit.Clinton criticized Trump's view of black communities as "all about crime and poverty and dispair.""If he doesn't respect all Americans now, how can...
Bloomberg
Nardelli Doesn’t See a Quick Drive to Electric Cars
May.31 -- In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Nejra Cehic display the stock performance of General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. going back to 2011. They speak with Robert Nardelli, founder and chief executive...
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Trump economic adviser upbeat on China, Canada trade
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow sounded a positive note Wednesday when asked by reporters about ongoing trade talks with both China and Canada.
Bloomberg
Volvo Cars CEO Warns Trade Spat Will Cause Loss of Jobs
Nov.28 -- Volvo Cars Chief Executive Officer Hakan Samuelsson talks with Bloomberg's Gabrielle Coppola about the future of the company and the auto industry at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
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Tesla to Make 'Historic Run' for Years, Ross Gerber Says
Oct.24 -- Ross Gerber, chief executive officer of Gerber Kawasaki, and Tommy Stadlen, Swing Technologies co-founder, discuss Tesla Inc.'s third-quarter earnings. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."