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...Among the other groups that announced investments in the state at the government-organised Global Investors Meet on Sunday were South Korean carmaker Hyundai and Indian EV and ride-hailing company Ola....
...That valuation still makes it worth more than Hyundai, Nissan or Renault....
...Mr Krafcik, a carmaking expert who coined the term “lean production” in the 1980s and rose to be chief executive of Hyundai America, acknowledged that he and his colleagues had relied on their experience...
...It’s an important win for activists in Korea Inc., where corporate behemoths including Samsung and Hyundai operate without much interference....
...auditors forged documents to avoid criticism, tribunal heard (FT) Buyout group Cerberus cuts bet on Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank (FT + Lex) EU to block $2bn Korean shipbuilding merger between Daewoo and Hyundai...
...Krafcik was an automotive production specialist who had led Hyundai’s North American operations and his departure was widely seen as Waymo acknowledging that the role he was to serve — deploying tens of...
...Under Krafcik, formerly the CEO of Hyundai’s North American operations, Waymo refocused efforts on the self-driving system alone — what it calls “the Driver” — choosing to partner with companies rather than...
...And international investors — despite being burnt in the past when taking on the likes of Samsung and Hyundai — have other chaebol squarely back in their crosshairs....
...The former chief executive of Hyundai America admits he was thinking like a car industry veteran when he saw a 2015 prototype progressing to a broadly available service by 2020....
...sensitive technology (FT) Hyundai eyes south-east Asia as China slows (FT) Bill Gross predicts sluggish year ahead as stimulus loses ‘oomph’ (FT) Gategroup to buy Lufthansa's catering business in Europe...
...Amazon-backed Aurora, founded by former Waymo technical lead Chris Urmson, is working with Hyundai and Kia, while Argo AI has partnered with Ford and Volkswagen....
...But this looks more adequate given its more focused ambition to build what it calls “the driver” — a plug-and-play hardware and software set that it plans to supply to carmakers including Hyundai and Kia...
...Jose Munoz, Nissan’s former chief performance officer, left the business earlier this year and has since been named as the chief operating officer of Hyundai....
...Shares in Hyundai Motor were up 2.6 per cent in Seoul after local media reported activist investor group Elliot had requested the South Korean automotive company to increase dividends....
...Mr Park said Kepco would aim for about 60 per cent “UK content” in the Moorside supply chain, while also drawing heavily on Korean partners such as Samsung and Hyundai which have big roles in the UAE project...
...Long-term investment will be required ahead of 2015, when the likes of Hyundai and Toyota have scheduled commercial production of hydrogen cell models....
...In contrast sales at Honda rose 21 per cent and at Hyundai, 2 per cent....
...Hyundai was absorbing Toyota’s experiences on the potential risks of rapid growth and trying to “grow into their size”....
...Hyundai Motor dropped 2.2 per cent and affiliate Kia Motors lost 1.4 per cent. China’s Shanghai Composite index gained 0.4 per cent as investors snapped up undervalued banking shares....
...Hyundai Heavy Industries, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering and Samsung Heavy Industries are considering a joint bid for France’s Gaztransport & Technigaz, which makes the favoured containment systems...
...The easing of eurozone angst was clearly expressed in the section of the European sovereign bond market that has been most exercising traders of late....
...South Korea’s three biggest shipbuilders – Hyundai, Daewoo and Samsung – are discussing a joint bid for French group Gaztransport & Technigaz valued at about €1bn ($1.3bn), in order to head off a Chinese...
...Analysts point out that even though South Korea’s Hyundai is taking market share from Japanese carmakers, the eight Japanese auto companies have resisted restructuring and there has been no consolidation...
...Hyundai Heavy Industries jumped 7.4 per cent to Won333,000 after announcing orders worth a reported Won500bn....
...And like other carmakers Hyundai has been looking to win market share from Toyota in the wake of the Japanese carmaker’s recall crisis....
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