| Ticker Symbol: |
HMC - USA Markets |
| Stock Last Traded Price: |
$35.03 |
| Stock Last Traded At: |
6/13/2007 4:02pm |
| Change: |
+0.72 |
| Opened At: |
$34.86 |
| Day Range: |
$35.03 - $34.72 |
| Volume: |
522800
|
| Page Last Updated: |
6/13/2007 - 4:02pm |
- U.S Carmakers to Seek Labor Cost Cuts (AP)
- [$$] Guangzhou Auto Plans IPO That Could Raise $2 Billion (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
- Ford Motors Higher on Talk of New Moves (at TheStreet.com)
- 5 Reasons to Buy a Used Car (at Motley Fool)
- Volkswagen Narrows U.S. Losses, Sees 10%-plus Sales Growth in '08 (Seeking Alpha)
- 'Ya Ma Ha' Motorcycles Crash In Court (at Forbes.com)
- Tokyo stocks follow Wall Street lower (FT.com)
- Boot Scooter Boogie In NYC (at Forbes.com)
- Tower Automotive Posts 2006 Loss (AP)
- Wheels Of A Future Fortune (at Forbes.com)
- Help for the Car-Crazy Fool (at Motley Fool)
- Subaru's Tribeca Goes Uptown (at BusinessWeek Online)
- Most Asian Markets Advance (AP)
- Toyota aims for 1M hybrids a year, report says (at CNNMoney.com)
- Tokyo Stocks Drop 0.4 Percent (AP)
- Toyota Surpassed GM in 2006 -- Automotive News (Seeking Alpha)
- Is Initial Quality Still Relevant? (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
- [$$] Japan Adds Factories at Home (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
- Subaru's Tribeca Goes Uptown (BusinessWeek Online)
- Big 3 May Propose UAW-Run Health Fund In Talks Next Month (Seeking Alpha)
U.S Carmakers to Seek Labor Cost Cuts (AP)
Contract talks between the U.S.-based automakers and the United Auto Workers formally begin next month, but the key issue is already clear: Eliminating the roughly $25-an-hour labor cost gap between Detroit and its Japanese rivals....
[$$] Guangzhou Auto Plans IPO That Could Raise $2 Billion (at The Wall Street Journal Online)...
Ford Motors Higher on Talk of New Moves (at TheStreet.com)...
5 Reasons to Buy a Used Car (at Motley Fool)...
Volkswagen Narrows U.S. Losses, Sees 10%-plus Sales Growth in '08 (Seeking Alpha)...
'Ya Ma Ha' Motorcycles Crash In Court (at Forbes.com)...
Tokyo stocks follow Wall Street lower (FT.com)
The Japanese stock market fell on Wednesday morning, hit by an overnight fall in US stocks. By midday the Nikkei 225 was down 0.6 per cent to 17,646.81. The broader Topix fell 0.8 per cent to 1,737.49....
Boot Scooter Boogie In NYC (at Forbes.com)...
Tower Automotive Posts 2006 Loss (AP)
Tower Automotive Inc., which is angling to exit bankruptcy this summer through a sale to Cerberus Capital Management, posted a loss of $202.1 million in 2006, down from a loss of $373.4 million in 2005....
Wheels Of A Future Fortune (at Forbes.com)...
Help for the Car-Crazy Fool (at Motley Fool)...
Subaru's Tribeca Goes Uptown (at BusinessWeek Online)...
Most Asian Markets Advance (AP)
Most Asian markets rose Tuesday, with Chinese stocks rising for a sixth day despite figures showing that inflation had risen to the highest in more than two years....
Toyota aims for 1M hybrids a year, report says (at CNNMoney.com)
No. 1 automaker backs away from promises made in 2003 and sets goal of doubling lineup, according to newspaper report....
Tokyo Stocks Drop 0.4 Percent (AP)
Japanese stocks slipped Tuesday on profit-taking in nonlife insurance and shipping sectors following their recent gains....
Toyota Surpassed GM in 2006 -- Automotive News (Seeking Alpha)...
Is Initial Quality Still Relevant? (at The Wall Street Journal Online)...
[$$] Japan Adds Factories at Home (at The Wall Street Journal Online)...
Subaru's Tribeca Goes Uptown (BusinessWeek Online)
To boost sales of its Tribeca in the competitive midsize SUV market, Subaru improves the styling and drops the B9 prefix...
Big 3 May Propose UAW-Run Health Fund In Talks Next Month (Seeking Alpha)... |
