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Autos
In China, the License Plates Can Cost More Than the Car
The high cost of registering a vehicle in major cities favors more-affluent buyers of foreign models -
Currencies
From Japan's Weak Yen, Toyota Gains Strong Advantage
The weak currency gives Toyota another edge over U.S. carmakers -
Manufacturing
Europe's Carmakers Want to Shrink. Unions Stand in the Way
Union resistance to job cuts has saddled manufacturers with costs -
China
For China's Carmakers, No Home Field Advantage
Chinese brands still can't compete with foreign cars despite the government's efforts to push locally made models -
Autos
At Japan's Carmakers, Women Managers Are Rare
Toyota and Honda have less than 1 percent female managers -
Autos
In Germany, the Company Car Is a Porsche
A third of German cars are bought by companies for employees -
Autos
For European Car Buyers, Cheap Is Now Chic
Europe's car manufacturers turn to lower-priced rides at home -
Europe
Spain's Labor Reforms Start to Yield Results
To spur exports, Spain is leaning on labor -
Autos
In Japan, Diesel Cars Get a Second Chance
A decade after their being banished, interest in diesel vehicles is soaring -
Autos
The Ebb and Flow of Natural Disasters and Car Sales
Honda, Toyota, and Nissan are still climbing back from the 2011 tsunami -
Energy
With Gas Lines and Rationing, a Return to the Crazy 1970s
The oil crises of the 1970s were about more than soaring gas prices. They brought long waits at gas stations, a CB radio craze, and a toilet paper scare -
Autos
Mercedes Needs to Rethink its China Market
The German automaker is struggling to appeal to young, rich Chinese who prefer to drive their vehicles -
Policy
A Tale of Two Auto Workers
Unionized or right-to-work, these men are happy to be earning a paycheck -
Asia
China Auto Buyers Shun Japanese Cars in Islands Tiff
Toyota, Honda, and Nissan see their Chinese auto sales plunge in September amid a diplomatic row between China and Japan -
Autos
Japan Tries Cars That Make the Mini Look Maxi
Entrepreneurs bet ultracompacts will lure the nation's older drivers
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China
For China's Carmakers, No Home Field Advantage
Chinese brands still can't compete with foreign cars despite the government's efforts to push locally made models -
U.S. economy
The Rental Generation Sees No Point in Buying
Buffeted by recession, young adults sense danger in ownership -
Europe
Spain's Labor Reforms Start to Yield Results
To spur exports, Spain is leaning on labor -
Travel
Rising Gas Prices: Not Demand Driven
The national average for gas prices is above $3.50. Yet demand in the U.S. is at its lowest point since 1997. So what's driving this run-up? -
Asia
China Auto Buyers Shun Japanese Cars in Islands Tiff
Toyota, Honda, and Nissan see their Chinese auto sales plunge in September amid a diplomatic row between China and Japan -
Energy
With Gas Lines and Rationing, a Return to the Crazy 1970s
The oil crises of the 1970s were about more than soaring gas prices. They brought long waits at gas stations, a CB radio craze, and a toilet paper scare -
Europe
Layoffs at Peugeot Signal France's Deepening Problems
The carmaker's decision to lay off 14,000 workers shows how hard it is to manufacture in France -
Commodities
East Coast Gas Squeeze Expected
Gasoline prices on the East Coast will likely jump this summer after local refineries shut down
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