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Written By: Catherine Ngai on August 16, 2010 No Comment
Caterpillar Inc. is safe, steady and a strong investment choice

Caterpillar isn’t afraid to get down and dirty in a tough economic environment. With strong growth in the last quarter, the company may be one of the best investment choices in a slow economy.

Written By: Laurenne Wallman on July 28, 2010 No Comment
Boeing Q2 profit drops 21 percent on sales decline

Boeing Co. reported decreased earnings on fewer aircraft deliveries, causing its shares to fall. Still, the aviation giant beat Wall Street’s expectations.

Written By: Yan Da on June 6, 2010 No Comment
Caterpillar stock—not especially cheap, but if you own it, hold

Caterpillar Inc. shares have been sliding, along with the overall U.S. stock market. But analysts say the Peoria-based construction manufacturer may be an opportunity for some stock investors.

Written By: David Noell on May 28, 2010 No Comment
Air New Zealand worth a look

The Rugby World Cup is set to take place in New Zealand in September and October of 2011, and is poised to help the country’s transportation companies, including Air New Zealand Ltd.

Written By: Daniel Hom on May 5, 2010 No Comment
UAL may look cheap, but don’t rush to buy

Photo courtesy of UAL and Continental Airlines.

A merger with Continental Airlines Inc. and Chicago-based UAL Corp. could create the world’s largest airline—as well as a solid investment opportunity with an undervalued company. But don’t act so fast, Morningstar Inc. analyst Basili Alukos explains.

Written By: kellen.henry on August 12, 2009 No Comment
How charged are the high Volt claims?

BY KELLEN M. HENRY– MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency isn’t sure whether General Motors’ triple digit mileage claims will meet the road for its Chevrolet Volt when it is released next year.

The ailing automaker announced Tuesday following a viral marketing campaign that its forthcoming plug-in car will have an estimated fuel [...]

Written By: kellen.henry on August 5, 2009 No Comment
Factory orders increased in June

BY KELLEN M. HENRY– MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

New orders for manufactured goods increased 0.4 percent the U.S. Census Bureau reported Wednesday in a preliminary report on the manufacturing industry in June, following a 1.1 percent increase in May.

Factory orders were expected to fall 0.8 percent, according to a survey of economists by [...]

Written By: kiransood on April 22, 2009 No Comment
Marketing “green” vehicles in hopes of bringing in the green

 

American automakers are hoping to market the idea that smaller can be better, when it comes to cars. Europe and Japan have successfully marketed smaller vehicles for years. (Blog.wired.com)

BY: KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Consumers might be willing to pay $2,000 to $3,000 more for a hybrid [...]

Written By: kiransood on April 16, 2009 One Comment
Automakers face conundrum: Root for low gas prices, or push alternative fuel vehicles

 

A display at the Chicago Auto Show for the Chevrolet Volt, by General Motors Corp. It is the first extended-range vehicle intended for commuters. (Kiran Sood/ MEDILL)

BY KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

As automakers continue to push alternative fuel vehicles on the floors of showrooms across [...]

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