Tata Motors, India's largest vehicles maker, is keen to sell a stake in its financing arm, a senior official said on Tuesday.
Toyota Motor Corp is planning an aggressive incentive program for March to lure U.S. consumers sidelined by a deepening product safety crisis.
Ford Motor Co will launch a new small car for its Mercury brand in early 2011, based on the automaker's new global compact car platform, Ford President of the Americas Mark Fields said on Sunday.
Toyota Motor Corp has decided to conduct another review of electronic throttle control systems that have been linked with unintended acceleration problems in its cars, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Monday.
Buyer nations for the Airbus A400M will deliver a joint proposal on funding for the military transport plane on Monday, aiming to reach a solution on its future as soon as possible.
Britain's Royal Bank of Scotland is in talks with a potential buyer for its Colombian operations, as it pushes ahead with plans to refocus on core businesses.
Babcock International has made a 1.14 billion pound ($1.79 billion) approach to buy defense services firm VT Group.
Norway's Yara agreed to buy Terra Industries for $4.1 billion to create the world's biggest mineral fertiliser producer and boost its U.S. presence.
French beauty products giant L'Oreal pledged to improve sales and earnings in 2010 as it posted in-line 2009 profit but fourth-quarter luxury sales that missed market forecasts.
Denmark's Danisco launched on Monday a new enzyme for bioethanol production from plant waste material and rival Novozymes said it would unveil a competing product on Tuesday.
The CEO of Britain's Eco City Vehicles has ambitions to capture half of the black cab market in London with the Mercedes Vito model it sells.
Bharti Airtel is in exclusive talks to buy most of Kuwaiti telecom group Zain's African business, the firm's third attempt at gaining a foothold in a continent that offers a last opportunity for major subscriber growth.
HSBC expects double-digit revenue growth this year in its Amanah Islamic banking division and more sukuk mandates than in 2009, Razi Fakih, deputy chief executive of Amanah told Reuters.
Belvedere , the French drinks company involved with Hollywood actor Bruce Willis, said on Friday it had agreed with its creditors to launch a convertible bond.
Bharti Airtel is in exclusive talks to buy for $10.7 billion in cash most of Kuwaiti telecom group Zain's African cellular assets, the Indian firm's third attempt at gaining a foothold in a continent that offers a last opportunity for major subscriber growth.
Sberbank , Russia's biggest lender, on Monday reported an almost threefold year-on-year rise in net profit in January to 11.7 billion roubles ($387 million), but provisions continued to pressure its income.
Annual iron ore prices should see a large increase in 2010, BHP Billiton chief executive Marius Kloppers said on Australian television and repeated suggestions to move towards a more flexible pricing mechanism.
State oil giant Saudi Aramco plans to inject carbon dioxide into the world's biggest oilfield by 2012, a year ahead of previous plans, a government official said on Monday.
Senate leaders have dropped from a jobs creation bill a U.S. tax credit for biodiesel, creating uncertainty for biodiesel makers, who say they need the incentive to keep running.
U.S. technology giant Hewlett-Packard Co won approval from EU competition regulators on Friday for its takeover of 3Com Corp, reinforcing its presence in the network equipment market.
Foreign automakers enjoying success in China may be gearing up to take on local players in the high-volume but competitive low-end market, following General Motors' recent roll-out of a model priced as low $8,300.
Toyota Motor Corp's safety recalls will hurt U.S. dealer sales in the first quarter but payments from Toyota for the repairs will offset any dealer losses over the rest of the year, two major U.S. auto dealership groups said on Thursday.
Volkswagen is recalling close to 200,000 units of its Novo Gol and Novo Voyage models built in Brazil for the local market, VW's third-largest, due to insufficient grease in rear wheel bearings in some cases.
Japan's Honda Motor Co's Indian car unit has revived plans for production at its second plant in India due to a surge in sales last year, a senior company official said.
Toyota is aiming its Canadian advertising dollars at reassuring existing customers worried by the company's recent safety woes, rather than winning new buyers, even though the move may hurt February sales numbers, a top Toyota Canada executive said on Thursday.
Shareholders in Spyker have approved the $74 million purchase of Swedish automaker Saab from General Motors, Chief Executive Victor Muller said on Friday.
American International Group Inc turned down JPMorgan's attempts to get in on the estimated $10 billion Hong Kong IPO of its Asian life insurance unit, sources involved with the deal said on Friday, in a snub partly stemming from soured relations dating back to the financial crisis.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp shareholders approved the No. 2 U.S. railroad company's takeover by Berkshire Hathaway Inc, clearing the way for the largest acquisition of billionaire investor Warren Buffett to be completed on Friday.
Merger and acquisition activity in the mining sector is likely to pick up pace in 2010 as producers shift their focus from cutting costs to driving growth in a recovering global economy, according to a report released on Thursday.
E-learning software maker SkillSoft Plc said it agreed to be acquired by a consortium of private equity firms for about $1.1 billion.
