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Cameron visits the McLaren team

David Cameron opens new McLaren production facility

UK Prime Minister David Cameron meets F1 drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton as he visits McLaren's brand-new production centre
Jaguar production line

Jaguar Land Rover plans ambitious expansion

Jaguar Land Rover is planning to recruit more than 1,000 members of staff to increase capacity and facilitate future growth
IIP: Increase by 13.8%

IIP: Increase by 13.8%

Indian Economy: Expanding in the Manufacturing and Service Sector

Indian Economy: Expanding in the Manufacturing and Service Sector

Led by strong manufacturing and services growth, the economy expanded 8.8 per cent in the quarter ended June, which has been the fastest pace in nine quarters. Though the performance of the agriculture sector was subdued during the quarter, both the government and economists expect it to pick up in the coming quarters as kharif sowing has been healthy after good monsoons.

100 days in …. What do we know?

India scraps subsidies: Shell & Reliance boost fuel sales

India scraps subsidies: Shell & Reliance boost fuel sales

(l-r) Andy Povey (Investbx), Richard Evans (Mechatronic), Mike Falconer (Business Link West Midlands)

Mechatronic Beats Credit Squeeze to Win New Orders

The growth plans of a leading provider of bespoke automation machinery are back on track after Business Link West Midlands (BLWM), Birmingham City Council and Investbx joined forces to provide a solution to the company’s fundraising problem.
IBM expands in Singapore

IBM expands in Singapore

Singapore’s drive to be a leading global IT hub has received a boost from the opening of IBM’s Singapore Technology Park (ISTP).
The recovery is rolling right along in Canada

Top companies paint a picture of prosperity

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty traveled New York recently to tout the Canadian economy to potential investors.
Magna sees Opel deal completion in September

Magna sees Opel deal completion in September

The comments come in the wake of a deal struck over the weekend between Magna, General Motors and the U.S. government for the sale of parts of its Opel unit.
Opel race narrows to two but still no funding deal

Opel race narrows to two but still no funding deal

By Sarah Marsh and Kevin Krolicki
Opel talks break down

Opel talks break down

All-night talks aimed at saving Opel and Vauxhall have broken down without reaching a decision about who should buy GM's European unit.
German government to decide on preferred Opel partner

German government to decide on preferred Opel partner

By Madeline Chambers
Chrysler gets court approval on loan, Opel heats up

Chrysler gets court approval on loan, Opel heats up

By Emily Chasan and Madeline Chambers
Europe auto shake-up looms

Europe auto shake-up looms

By Emily Chasan and Madeline Chambers
BMW fixed on cash for independence

BMW fixed on cash for independence

Under the U.S. Federal Reserve's Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF), the central bank will make loans to investors to buy asset-backed securities.
Peugeot and VW reveal car sector gloom

Peugeot and VW reveal car sector gloom

By Helen Massy-Beresford, European Autos Correspondent
France says could take stake in carmakers

France says could take stake in carmakers

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Thursday France would put "a lot of money" into aid for the car industry, which is one of France's biggest employers.
Tata to inject

Tata to inject "tens of millions" into Jaguar

The move by Tata, which bought the luxury carmaker earlier this year for $2.3 billion (1.6 billion pounds) from Ford, comes on top of "hundreds of millions" of working capital it has provided to the B
GM and Chrysler seen near loan deal

GM and Chrysler seen near loan deal

By Jeremy Pelofsky and John Crawley

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