Auto / Car Manufacturers Investing

Eagle Eye Opener: Official Minutes of Last Federal Reserve Meeting are Leaked; German and Korean Automakers Improve Sales in China

At least 12 U.S. banks, a Wall Street law firm, a hedge fund and a private equity fund...

Daily Data Flow: Stocks Rise on Factory Orders; Auto Sales Strong in March; Dollar Rebounds from Low against Yen

Today, U.S. stocks rose, thanks in part to factory orders surpassing estimates and concerns over Cyprus and the...

Eagle Eye Opener: JP Morgan Cuts 17,000 Jobs Related to Mortgage Mess; Italy’s Election Causes Uncertainty; Honda Opens New Tokyo Plant

JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPM) is looking to trim about 17,000 jobs from its ledger by the...

Daily Data Flow: Fed Minutes Continue to Lower Stocks; Ford Increases U.S. Jobs and Engine Production; Euro Down ahead of Italian Election

Yesterday's release of minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting, which cast doubt on further stimulus action, continued...

Eagle Eye Opener: Markets Await Direction from United States; BoA Retirement Assets Surged in 2012; Auto Sales Slide Industry-wide in Europe

With the United States sitting out yesterday’s trading session, world indexes looked to be merely killing time.

Eagle Eye Opener: China Pushes BMW to Sales Record; EU Leaders Accept British Budget-cutting Wishes; Gas Prices Rise

BMW investors kicked off 2013 with a bang, as Germany's luxury car maker set a sales record for...

Daily Data Flow: Jobs Data Boosts Dow Past 14,000; Auto Sales Strong in January; Euro Beats Dollar and Yen

Manufacturing and jobs data released today pushed U.S. stocks upward, allowing the Dow to jump 148.14 points, 1.1%,...

Eagle Eye Opener: Ford Braces for $2 Billion Loss in Europe; Fed Chairman Plans Bond Buying into 2014; Pfizer Forecasts Big 2013 Profit

Ford (F) earned 31 cents a share in Q4 2012, crushing analysts’ estimates by almost 25 percent. But...

Eagle Eye Opener: Corporate Earnings Reports Abound; Global Market Mixed; Toyota Finishes First in 2012 Car Sales

Investors who wait to make decisions based off of hard economic data are preparing to embrace numerical nirvana...