A new bout of price battles in China's car market, the second-biggest in the world, has broken out following South Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Co's aggressive price cuts on its locally-made models last month.
Chrysler's new marketing chief said that the chance to turn around an American icon was an irresistible challenge that lured her away from Toyota.
Givaudan SA, the world's biggest flavors and fragrances maker, said third-quarter revenue increased 52 percent after the $2.44 billion acquisition of British rival Quest.
German auto giant Volkswagen is close to forming a pact with Proton with at least an initial 20 percent stake in the loss-making Malaysian carmaker, a report said on Sunday.
Doug Schock shook his head in disbelief while gazing at the empty bank of elevators, typically full as they shuttle thousands of buyers between dozens of showrooms filled with the latest styles in sofas, bedroom sets, and dining room tables and chairs.
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