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The "Mad Money" host shares his earnings expectations for Biogen Idec, Cummins, Emerson Electric and Chesapeake Energy.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports the latest detail on Ford's earnings beat from the company's conference call.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on comments made by Ford's CEO, Alan Mulally on the company's quarterly results and the outlook for the industry.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau breaks down the quarterly results on the automaker's numbers of $0.39 EPS on revenues of $32.4B vs. $31.26B estimates.
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Mike Jackson, AutoNation chairman & CEO, discusses his company's Q1 results, reporting EPS of $0.56 vs. $0.53 est, on revenues of $3.7B vs. $3.59B est.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports the credit rating agency Fitch has upgraded Ford's credit rating to investment grade and also discusses the growing problem of traffic congestion in China and how the Chinese government is dealing with it.
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Tae-Hyun Oh, Executive Vice-President & COO of South Korea's Kia Motors, tells CNBC's Kaori Enjoji when he expects China to become the automaker's biggest market.
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Sam Chandan, President & Chief Economist, Chandan Economics says the Fed will want to remain flexible and keep the door open to pursue QE3.
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GM sold more vehicles in China than in the U.S. last year. Dan Akerson, General Motors chairman & CEO, expects auto sales to rise 10% this year in China and discusses GM restoring its 50/50 partnership with China's SAIC.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports the latest detail on the outlook for global growth as the world's largest automakers meet in China this week.
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Nissan Motor is concentrating all its investments and increase in capacity over the next several years to develop the Chinese market, the company’s CEO Carlos Ghosn told CNBC's Kaori Enjoji at the Beijing Motor Show on Monday, even as he gave a pessimistic outlook for Europe.
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Carlos Ghosn, Chairman & CEO of Nissan Motor describes how the company's Venucia brand is set to benefit from the government's decision to put 5 million electric vehicles on its roads by 2020.
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Mercedes is taking another crack at a small luxury car and this one, coming to the big auto show in Beijing, looks like a winner.
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Check out Cramer's interview with Scott Wine.
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One year after the auto industry was hit by parts and components shortages following an earthquake and tsunami in Japan, automakers are scrambling to avoid a repeat of what happened last year.
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Zipcar announces that Honda will become a preferred partner with a specific focus on hybrid and electric vehicles. Scott Griffith, Zipcar chairman and CEO, discusses the new partnership, the car sharing business, and rising gas prices.
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Read ahead for a list of redesigned cars that not only didn’t improve on the existing models, but may have made buyers wish they could have the old models back.
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CNBC's Maria Bartiromo announces Alcoa's Q1 revenue earnings at $6.0 billion and speaks to Klaus Kleinfeld, Alcoa chairman/CEO.
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With the continued rise of gasoline prices around the country, there will again be a heavy emphasis on fuel-efficient cars at this year’s show. Check out some of the highlights from the event.
Behind the Wheel with Phil Lebeau
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Mercedes-Benz is digging in and putting more features into its redesigned flagship S-Class sedan.
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Some of the most popular small SUVs have failed crash tests that simulate a common and deadly front end collision.
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Has the auto industry gone too far selling new cars and trucks to those with subprime credit records?