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GM is taking an evolutionary path on pickup trucks, improving the fuel-efficiency of its engines, and cutting some weight, but not betting the farm on newfangled technology. Ford, meanwhile, is making more radical changes.

Australian shares kicked off the week on a firmer note despite a lackluster lead from Wall Street.

Volkswagen AG prepares for tougher competition and more uncertainties as Europes largest automaker pushes for growth in the U.S. and China to offset slumping demand in its home region.

The former Windows boss just published his trip report for CES, offering his observations on what was hot--and not--at the just-concluded trade show.

General Motors to Participate in Deutsche Bank 2013 Global Auto Industry Conference

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GCL-Poly Energy Holdings, one of the worlds largest suppliers of polysilicon and silicon wafers, warned investors on Friday that it expected to post a substantial loss for 2012. It didnt say how large it would be. The imposition of U.S. anti-dumping duties last year and impact of the European debt crisis [...]

From Yahoo! Finance: Oracle Corp released an emergency update to its widely used Java software for surfing the Web on Sunday, days after the U.S. government urged PC users to disable the program because of a bug it said made ...

'VW hits global sales record, still trails Toyota' on Yahoo! Finance UK. Volkswagen posted record-breaking global sales in 2012, up 11 percent at 9.07 million, but the ambitious German automaker continues to trail Japanese rival Toyota.

From Yahoo! Finance: It has innovated for buyers. Now it's got to do the same for sellers.

Two JetBlue Airways Corp. flights suffered bird strikes during takeoff and had to return to New Yorks John F. Kennedy International Airport in consecutive days, the company said.