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Out with the old and in with the new? That'd the word from Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry. "Right now, [the auto industry] is a trillion-dollar market, more than that," Chowdhry told Benzinga. "Apple is not a player. If Apple can get just 10 percent of the...

In a report published Tuesday, analysts at Bank of America took a look at the U.S. auto manufacturers' industry, which saw January U.S. light vehicle sales rise 9.3 percent year-over-year on a selling-day-adjusted basis, above the firm’s mid-month estimate of +8.0 percent “for a...

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk says he has no idea how well his electric car will sell in China; calling the country a “wild card.” However, since the Chinese have an appetite for large luxury cars -- and since the country suffers from high air pollution, an incentive for the government to...

Auto sales in the U.S. rose to a 67-month high in June as Americans continued to spend on more fuel efficient cars and also on pickups in a sign that companies are continuing to invest in new truck fleets as the economy tries to find a footing. Sales Accelerate Ford (NYSE: F) sales of cars and...

This weekend in Barron's online: the prospects for Hain Celestial, Atlantic City, PPH and European stocks, as well as a look at jazz from HBO's Treme. Cover Story "Unnaturally Good" by Bill Alpert. Organic food company Hain Celestial (NASDAQ: HAIN) has built a small empire through two decades of...

  By: Chad Fraser, Investing Daily “I’m keeping my eye on Volkswagen … and will jump to buy when I’m confident that the [European] debt crisis is over.” — Investing Daily editor Jim Fink in Detroit Auto Show: Best Automobile Stocks for 2012...

Ping pong is generally played with two paddles and a ball. One player hits the ball back to each other over a net and the first to 21 points wins. Well that's not apparently how the rich play ping pong. A woman in Monte Carlo caused a five car pile up worth an estimated £700,000, as she smashed...

German automaker Audi will spend more than $14 million on an indoor track at this year's Frankfurt Auto Show, Bloomberg is reporting Monday. Audi's interactive exhibit will be over 300 feet long, 200 feet wide and nearly 40 feet high. A 1000-foot+ track will also allow for test driving. About 30...

Porsche Cars North America, Inc. today announced October sales in the U.S. of 2,647 units compared to the same month last year when it sold 1,642 new cars, an increase of 61 percent. This represents Porsche's second-best sales month this year. October's strong showing pushed Porsche's year-to-date...

According to Bloomberg, Volkswagen AG (ETR: VOW) may be delaying the merger with Porsche (ETR: PAH3) due to risks from U.S. lawsuits and German tax issues. VW CEO Martin Winterkorn was quoted “It can't be ruled out that the legal proceedings may drag on for some time to come until a final decision...