Author: Automotive News Breaking News Feed
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Carvana’s triple-digit growth continues, but still no profit
Carvana reported triple-digit growth in volume and revenue in the third quarter, but profits remain elusive as the online used-vehicle seller continues expanding its relatively low-overhead model.
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Why Magna lowered its outlook after record thirdr quarter
Magna said its third-quarter profit grew compared with a year ago as revenue also climbed, but the Canadian auto supplier trimmed the outlook for the year on production headwinds.
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Why Magna lowered its outlook after record thirdr quarter
Magna said its third-quarter profit grew compared with a year ago as revenue also climbed, but the Canadian auto supplier trimmed the outlook for the year on production headwinds.
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China car sales drop for fifth straight month
Car sales in China declined for a fifth consecutive month, bringing the world’s largest market closer to its first annual drop in at least two decades and piling pressure on automakers.
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Who is Tesla’s new chairwoman, Robyn Denholm?
Denholm, 55, has been CFO and head of strategy at Telstra Corp., Australia’s former phone monopoly, since only Oct. 1 after 18 months as chief operations officer.
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Who is Tesla’s new chairman, Robyn Denholm?
Denholm, 55, has been chief financial officer and head of strategy at Telstra Corp., Australia’s former phone monopoly, since only Oct. 1 after 18 months as chief operations officer.
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Tesla names new board chair to replace Elon Musk
Tesla chose Robyn Denholm to succeed Elon Musk as board chair, selecting an independent director to contend with the carmaker’s mercurial CEO following his run-ins with regulators and investors.
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Tesla names new board chair to replace Elon Musk
Tesla chose Robyn Denholm to succeed Elon Musk as board chair, selecting an independent director to contend with the carmaker’s mercurial CEO following his run-ins with regulators and investors.
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Nissan says ‘no magic wand’ to growth as quarterly profit slides 21%
Nissan says its push to improve profitability in the crucial U.S.
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Nissan earnings fall 21% as U.S. turnaround slows
Nissan said its push to improve profitability in the U.S. is taking more time and money than expected. The automaker’s North American profit climbed 13 percent but fell 21 percent globally.