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Global stocks rallied further Wednesday as a raft of positive U.S. earnings reports and signs of progress over raising the U.S. debt ceiling helped offset debt concerns afflicting Europe.
Investor sentiment has been buoyed by better than expected earnings from the...
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Some seizures briefly incapacitate, while other seizures can be deadly. Knowing the difference is obviously of grave importance, but figuring out which is which is difficult. So a team of MIT Media Lab researchers have developed a wristband that can tell the difference...
While the G20 leaders may be debating cuts, what the world needs is increased
demand and the surplus countries must deliver it.
Thinking adding dividend-paying stocks to your portfolio? A lot of investors have been buying stocks to get dividend yields of 3 percent or more as a
Wolfgang Dürheimer provided scintillating insights into the future of the Bentley brand at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, much of which we highlighted in separate blog posts on the company’s planned SUV and sports car. But the chairman also touched on plans he has for Bentley’...
Hyundai’s first gas-electric effort for the U.S. is a good hybrid, but not such a good car.
Lately, Hyundai seems to have adopted the role of the auto industry’s kid brother. Products like the Equus and Genesis sedan and coupe seem to be the relatively young Korean brand’s way of saying to the...
UK growth data and results from Barclays, Glaxo, and AstraZeneca will be the focus.
NEW YORK — Stock futures were little changed Friday as investors avoid making any big moves ahead of the government’s key monthly employment report.
The term “parts-bin special” refers to a new car built from the parts of other existing cars. It’s typically a pejorative. What, we wondered, would a car-guy auto executive, with all his company’s resources at his disposal, do to rehabilitate this notion? So we asked Mark Reuss, GM’s North...
Look familiar? The Jeep Compass tries on the clothes of its big brother, the Grand Cherokee.
Chrysler’s been working its way through its lineup, giving nearly all 2011 Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep vehicles reworked interiors and revised mechanicals, if not outright redesigning the entire model. Now...