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Further increase in gasoline prices may force Americans to cut spending, and in turn may hurt consumer-related stocks, says a new report from Barclays Capital.
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer tracks down Garmin's recent rally to find out what moved the stock 52% higher in the past 5 months. "When you understand how Garmin diversified beyond cars, you can see why the stock's terrific rally actually makes sense", he says.
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A California company can pull lithium, and other critical metals, out of the effluent water of geothermal power plants, removing the need to drill or blast for new resources the way miners typically do.
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Shares of auto parts manufacturer, American Axle, are cheap and moving in the right direction, says Mad Money's Cramer. Its stock offers investors a smart speculative buy right here, selling for only 5.6 times forward earnings estimates, despite having a 16% long-term growth rate.
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Discussing whether Toyota can regain sales momentum in 2012 following a tumultuous year in 2011 when the tsnuami in Japan offset production, with Jim Lentz, Toyota U.S.A. president, and CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
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There hasn't been this type of energy at the Detroit Auto Show in years. To quote Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, "It's a different world. It's like a throwback to the 90's. This is the kind of atmosphere we used to have at the Detroit Auto Show when things were going well."
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Car and truck sales are jumping, as new models catch on, and market share is inching up.
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The "Mad Money" host outlines his "Game Plan" for Tuesday, Dec. 6.
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Three years after launching the Nano as “the world’s cheapest car”, Ratan Tata, chairman of India’s second largest industrial group, presented what may be the world’s most-expensive automobile: the jewel encrusted GoldPlus Nano. The FT reports.
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We’ve put together a list of the world’s 10 biggest auto markets based on forecasted new light-vehicle sales for 2011 from the consulting firm J.D. Power and Associates.
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British luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars expects sales from Asia to account for 40% of its total by year-end. In an interview at his headquarters in Goodwood, England, CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös discusses his roadmap for the Asian region with Managing Asia.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Alcoa's results shed light on the auto trade. Insight with Itay Michaeli, Citi analyst.
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Jaguar Land Rover is to boost its spending on products by 50 per cent from about $1.6 billion as the UK’s largest premium carmaker prepares to launch the most important vehicle since Tata Motors bought the group from Ford Motor three years ago. The FT reports.
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The “Mad Money” host explains why he thinks the time is right to get into auto parts stocks, and how you should play it.
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A funny thing happened on the road to globalization. It became a two-way street, not a one-way trade superhighway for the developed economies.
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How remodeling has helped boost these companies’ bottom line.
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Jaguar Land Rover is investing £5 billion ($8.2 billion) over the next five years to catch up on quality with BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi – the three German companies that dominate the luxury end of the automotive business globally, reports the FT.
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The 14th annual Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition features 2,000 carmakers and parts suppliers from 20 countries. Check out the highlights!
