Wall Street Journal. Europe 2007 Stephen Power - Abstracts

Wall Street Journal. Europe 2007 Stephen Power
TitleSubjectAuthors
A pitch for change in Europe's auto ads: worry over the climate, regulation has group backing shift in focus.Business, internationalStephen Power
Auto makers target India: Nissan and Renault work on $3,000 car for growing market.Business, internationalStephen Power, Sebastian Moffett, Yoshio Takahashi
BMW profit feels increasing sting of weak dollar.(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
Bugatti Chief Bscher steps down.(Volkswagen AG)(Thomas Bscher)(includes Stock Quote statistical table)(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power
Can an itsy-bitsy auto survive in the land of the SUV?(DaimlerChrysler Smart ForTwo)Business, internationalStephen Power, Gina Chon
Chrysler may turn to Mercedes.(automobiles)(United States)(includes Stock Quotes statistical table)(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power
Daimler, GM discuss sharing SUV costs.(DaimlerChrysler AG, General Motors Corp.)Business, internationalNeal E. Boudette, Stephen Power
Daimler plans stock buyback, issues upbeat outlook.(DaimlerChrysler AG)Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
Daimler's move away from the mass market helps lift outlook.(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power
Daimler's two big unions tangle: labor split could hamper efforts to shed Chrysler; a parts firm's possible bid.(Magna International Inc.)(United Auto Workers, IG Metall )Business, internationalStephen Power, Almut Schoenfeld, Matthias Krust
Daimler to see bidders - minus Kerkorian.(Kirk Kerkorian)Business, internationalStephen Power, Jason Singer, Gina Chon
Daimler weighs Chrysler options; partner might be sought or unit sold as job cuts, plant closing are set.Business, internationalStephen Power, Dennis K. Berman, Gina Chon
EU vehicle-emissions plan could stir industry fight.(European Union)Business, internationalStephen Power, Katharina Bart
Ford backing away in Europe: regional chief says no decision yet on whether to sell Volvo.(Lewis Booth, Ford of Europe )Business, internationalStephen Power
Ford nears sale of Aston Martin.(Ford Motor Co.)(automobiles)(includes Stock Quotes and related article "More on Aston Martin")(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power, Jason Singer
Friction may upend Daimler plans: CEO conflict with German labor could complicate efforts to sell Chrysler.Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
GM retrenches in Europe, shifts gaze east.(General Motors Corp.)Business, internationalJoseph B. White, Stephen Power
Porsche boosts stake, clout at VW.(Volkswagen AG)(Germany)(includes Stock Quotes and "The News"", "Upshift" statistical tables)(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power
Porsche CEO adds to pay debate: fund critic Wiedeking is German focal point; "something is wrong".(Porsche AG's Wendelin Wiedeking)Business, internationalStephen Power
Porsche pulls into hybrid lane: new engine developed with Volkswagen bucks move to diesel.Business, internationalStephen Power
Renault, Nissan not interested in Chrysler.Business, internationalNorihiko Shirouzu, Stephen Power, Gina Chon
Tata may bid for Ford's luxury brands: Indian firm's purchase of Jaguar, Land Rover would widen reach.Business, internationalEric Bellman, Stephen Power
Volkswagen considers second North American plant.(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
Volkswagen restructuring drive starts to sputter.(automobiles)(Germany)(includes Stock Quotes and "Bump in the Road" statistical tables)(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power
Volkswagen takes aim at Toyota in U.S.: German auto maker to cut features to allow more-competitive prices.Business, internationalStephen Power
VW revs up auto race to Russia: new factory signals push to catch up with Toyota in the burgeoning market.(Volkswagen AG)Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
VW's 28-hour workweek goes kaputt in Wolfsburg.(Volkswagen AG)Business, internationalStephen Power, Almut Schoenfeld
VW's Detroit exit aims to rally U.S. operations.(Volkswagen AG moves from Michigan to Virginia)Business, internationalStephen Power, Terry Kosdrosky
VW's profit increases; CEO wagers on quality.(Volkswagen AG)(Chief Executive Officer Martin Winterkorn)(includes Stock Quote statistical table)(Company overview)(Financial report)Business, internationalStephen Power, Christoph Rauwald
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