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Charges of financial impropriety against Carlos Ghosn raise questions about whether the auto leader had too much power.

Japan’s jail system treats Carlos Ghosn, one of the auto industry’s most powerful executives, like any other criminal suspect.

A reader questions General Motors’ priorities with its new mission to increase profits and cash and reduce its workforce.

Billions of dollars are being spent on autonomoous vehicle technology, but where is the consumer demand?

General Motors’ decision to right-size operations in the face of changing market conditions may have impressed analysts on Wall Street, but it did not play well among politicians here who have staked careers on improving conditions for the…

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Automakers apparently made a pact that if a concept was being shown at the Los Angeles Auto Show this year, it had to be electric. Here’s a look at those select few concepts that made their show debuts last week.

BMW is considering building more crossovers in China as exports from its Spartanburg, S.C., plant are hit by a 40 percent tariff.

As Carlos Ghosn sits in a cramped Japanese jail with the fate of his global auto empire in limbo, two conflicting scenarios are emerging to explain the stunning upheaval.

New details of Carlos Ghosn’s alleged financial misconduct have come to light amid mounting speculation the ousted Nissan chairman could be re-arrested by Japanese prosecutors and possibly detained past Christmas as investigators probe new…