| Wall Street Journal. Europe 1999 Brian Coleman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Audi expects rally may run out of gas.(Audi AG)(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| BMW net falls 28%; Rover losses grow.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| BMW's new team signals its commitment to Rover.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| BMW to recall 280,000 sedans to fix airbags.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| BMW turns its focus to Rover plant. | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| CEO resignation rumors send BMW shares higher.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| DaimlerChrysler crows in first report.(DaimlerChrysler AG has good first annual report) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| DaimlerChrysler targets mass market in Europe.(Abstract) | Business, international | Gregory L. White, Brian Coleman |
| DaimlerChrysler to stand alone in Asia.(Abstract) | Business, international | Robert L. Simison, Brian Coleman |
| Ford, Rover to reduce output of some models.(Ford Motor Co., Bayerische Werke AG, Rover Group PLC)(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| Ford to acquire Kwik-Fit for $1.61 billion.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| Graz is on front line of DaimlerChrysler merger.(Austria plant to unite partners' sport-utility production.) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| Opel's 'blurred' brand to be burnished.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| Renault proposes to acquire 35% stake in Nissan as part of strategic alliance.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| Volvo ends Scania talks, but keeps its 13% stake.(Abstract) | Business, international | Almar Latour, Brian Coleman |
| VW has lost appetite for mergers, chief says. | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| VW Marketing Team Adds Two as Car Sales Rise 10%.(Abstract) | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
| VW shares slump after profit warning. | Business, international | Brian Coleman |
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