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Auto makers are now cranking out cars nearly around the clock, using new manufacturing technologies and more flexible work schedules at auto plants that barely sleep.

Chased by the U.S. government, thousands are severing ties with America. Here's what you need to know.

"The automobile is a fad, Mr Ford. The horse is here to stay." That's what a banker said to Henry Ford when he requested a loan to manufacture the first Model T.

NSEL asked to appoint a forensic auditor firm within seven days to establish the credibility of its books of accounts

The metal rallied to $1,376.87 an ounce in London on Friday, the highest price at close since 17 June, paring losses to 18% this year

Thailand has offered nearly $1 billion in aid to rubber farmers to offset falling prices, the latest in a string of costly populist policies the government has aimed at rural communities.

Investors are starting to buy long-term bonds again, and companies, eager to lock in still-low rates while they can, are happy to oblige.

The criminal indictment of SAC Capital Advisors in late July caused even more investors to flee the embattled hedge-fund firm. And then there is Ed Butowsky.

Price-to-earnings calculations based on differing views of company results paint competing pictures of the market, writes Mark Hulbert.