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| | The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance is launching a new corporate venture capital fund. Alliance Ventures, in which the alliance plans to invest up to US$1 billion - starting with $200 million in year one - is targeted at fostering development in ... |
| | | ... rescue added Austria's Maria Fekter. How tough? Expect "three to four more years of stagnation," warned Nissan Motor and Renault chief executive Carlos Ghosn. Perhaps so tough that IMF managing director Christine Lagarde has called on "policymakers need ... |
| | | ... per cent, to finish at 3,519.73. In Paris, cyclical stocks, dependent on robust growth momentum, lost ground. Auto maker Renault shed 2.94 per cent, chemical group Rhodia fell 3.49 per cent and steel giant ArcelorMittal shed 3.02 per cent. TOKYO - Japan's ... |
| | | ING has terminated its global sponsorship of the Formula One Renault Team early as fallout continues to dog the sport and the sponsors following the Renault F1 cheating scandal. An investigation into a plan to deliberately crash at last year's Singapore ... |
| | | ... European stock markets fell in line with Wall Street, while negative profit news from heavyweights Rio Tinto, BT Group and Renault dampened sentiment. In London the FTSE 100 index slid 32.02 points, or 0.76 per cent, to close at 4,202.24 points. FRANKFURT ... |
| | | ... countries race identically equipped open wheel cars. PIS joins other financial services sponsors including ING and the Renault F1 racing team, HOST-PLUS and the NRL Melbourne Storm, Members Equity and the AFL Fremantle Dockers, NAB and the Commonwealth ... |
| | | ... funds should be allowed to advertise pale into insignificance, ING Group has just announced a three year deal with the Renault Formula 1 motor racing team to be their global naming rights sponsor. "The opportunities of this agreement include virtual ... |
| | | ... Motors Corp, whose shares jumped 2.4 per cent after chief executive Rick Wagoner said he was open to an alliance with Renault-Nissan. Stocks extended gains after US crude oil futures ended lower, falling back below $US63 a barrel, although a broader ... |
| | | ... Financial Standard, within the coverage of world markets. The fallouts in the world car making industry continues with Renault and Nissan rejecting a strategic alliance with General Motors who seek to shore up their competitiveness against their major ... |
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