| US sales weak yen boost Nissan profit |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
TOKYO (AP) Nissan's quarterly profit jumped 14 percent to 82 billion yen ($820 million) as better sales in the US and a perk from a favorable exchange rate offset damage from a sales slump in China and Europe. The maker of the Infiniti luxury model and Leaf electric car reported Thursday that sales for its fiscal first quarter surged 18 percent to 2.23 trillion yen ($22 billion). Sales of ...
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| Yen fall boosts Nissan quarterly earnings to $820M |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
TOKYO (AP) Nissan's quarterly profit jumped 14 percent to 82 billion yen ($820 million) as better sales in the US and a perk from a favorable exchange rate offset damage from a sales slump in China and Europe. The maker of the Infiniti luxury model and Leaf electric car reported Thursday that sales for its fiscal first quarter surged 18 percent to 2.23 trillion yen ($22 billion). Sales of ...
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| Infiniti Q50 to know its driver by name |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
will feature technology allowing it to welcome its driver aboard by name, display images of their family and friends and adjust the seating position, climate and other settings to suit their ...
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| Nissan says April-June net profit surges |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
(21 mins ago) Nissan on Thursday said its April-June net profit jumped 14 percent to US$821 million, as it pointed to improved market share in Japan and North America. Japan's number-two automaker earned 82 billion yen on sales of 2.51 trillion yen in the second quarter, while leaving unchanged its forecast of a 420 billion yen net profit for the fiscal year to March 2014, AFP ...
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| Nissan beats estimates with 14 rise in Apr-June profit |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
For its fiscal year ending in March 2014, Nissan stuck to its forecast for 420 billion yen in net profit, below expectations of 467 billion yen in a survey of 21 ...
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| Car sales curb in top cities hit Chinese manufacturers |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
MBA is no longer a passport to a successful career. Almost two-thirds of graduates passing out every year - barring the handful of top B-schools, including the IIMs - are struggling to find meaningful ...
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| Rolls-Royce falls into first-half net loss |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
LONDON (AFP) - Rolls-Royce recorded a net loss in the first half of 2013 compared with a profit after tax one year earlier on changes to finance costs, the maker of aircraft engines said Thursday.The British company posted a loss after tax totalling ?358 million ($550 million, 416 million euros) in the six months to June 30 compared with a net profit of ?1.2 billion in the first half of 2012, ...
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| Major manufacturers score zero stars in Latin NCAP safety ratings |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
, has awarded its first five-star safety rating to a car, while also giving zero stars to vehicles from four major automotive brands. The new Seat Leon, a Volkswagen Golf-based small car sold in overseas markets, received top marks across several categories for adult occupant protection.The Seat was praised for its safety features, including six airbags and several restraint systems, effectively ...
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| BRIEF-Rolls-Royce shares open 4.2 pct up after H1 results |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
July 25 | Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:03am EDT July 25 (Reuters) - Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC : * Shares open 4.2 percent up after its posts 34 percent rise in H1 profit * Source text for Eikon: * For more news, please click ...
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| Prime Minister Rajoy to visit deadly Spanish train crash |
Jul 25th, 2013 |
Mariano Rajoy was to visit Spain's deadliest train crash in four decades Thursday as the death toll rose to at least 72 and a probe was started. "I want to express my affection and solidarity with the victims of the terrible train accident," Rajoy said on Twitter announcing his visit. He said he was "devastated" by the high-speed crash, which injured more than 140 and ...
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