U.S. activist fund Elliott Management has stated it will vote against Hyundai Motor Group’s restructuring plan and prompted other shareholders to decline the proposal to reform South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate.
U.S. activist fund Elliott Management has stated it will vote against Hyundai Motor Group’s restructuring plan and prompted other shareholders to decline the proposal to reform South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate.
Japanese automaker Nissan Motor will gradually quit selling diesel vehicles in Europe, in a further indication of weakening demand for those cars as customers fret over tax increase and looming
Hyundai Motor stated on Friday it will cancel $890 million worth of treasury shares, its first stock cancellation in 14 years – a strategy that comes amid shareholder pressure to
Toyota Motor is going to invest $170 million in a plant in Mississippi to develop the next generation of its Corolla sedan, the Japanese automaker stated on Thursday. The investment
South Korea’s antitrust chief on Thursday stated U.S. activist fund Elliott Management’s proposal for Hyundai Motor Group to embrace a holding company structure was “inappropriate” and, if applied, would be
Guangzhou Automobile Group Co Ltd (GAC) on Wednesday stated a brewing trade war between China and the United States could damage the Chinese automaker’s strategies to enter into the U.S.
U.S. activist hedge fund Elliott Management rejected Hyundai Motor Group’s restructuring plan as insufficient on Monday and called on the South Korean conglomerate to embrace a holding company plan and
Hyundai Motor stated it would keep communicating with shareholders and investors, including Elliott Management, regarding its proposed restructuring plan. “Hyundai Motor Group will keep communicating with shareholders and investors across
Nissan Motor is going to slash hundreds of jobs at its Sunderland plant, that is also Britain’s biggest automotive factory. The automaker is tackling the decreasing demand for diesel models
Toyota Motor prepares to begin offering U.S. vehicles that can talk to each other using short-range wireless technology in 2021, the Japanese automaker stated on Monday, possibly preventing thousands of






