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Google tests waters for potential ultra-fast wireless service
Google Inc is preparing to test new technology that may provide the foundation for a wireless version of its high-speed "Fiber" Internet service, according to telecommunication experts who scrutinized the company's regulatory filings.
By ALEXEI ORESKOVIC
Toyota China JV recalls 93,700 sedans due to leaking brake fluid
By Samuel Shen and Adam Jourdan; Editing by Ryan Woo
IEA sees 2015 oil demand growth much lower, supply hitting prices
By DMITRY ZHDANNIKOV AND DAVID SHEPPARD
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GM recalls 524,384 cars and SUVs globally in two actions
General Motors Co said on Friday it is recalling 524,384 cars and sport utility vehicles globally in two actions dealing with potential latch and loose part issues.
By Ben Klayman in Detroit; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
BMW, Mercedes standardize cars to help buyers and boost margins
Premium carmakers Mercedes-Benz and BMW are aiming to sell more standardized cars and services to boost profit margins and simplify the complex list of options for buyers -- while also given them the choice of a bespoke car if they want.
By EDWARD TAYLOR AND IRENE PREISINGER
GM sees first European profit in 2016 after years of losses
General Motors Co said on Wednesday it expects in 2016 to ring up its first profit in Europe in more than a decade and that it will also hit targeted North American operating margins that year.
By BEN KLAYMAN
September U.S. car sales show industry still strong
U.S. consumers bought more cars in September than in the previous year, but early sales results from leading automakers on Wednesday were mixed.
By BERNIE WOODALL AND PAUL LIENERT
Special Report: In foreign hands, British automakers overtake France
When Britain lost its last native car company 20 years ago, it was lamented across the political spectrum as a national catastrophe.
By COSTAS PITAS AND GILLES GUILLAUME
Takata regional U.S. air bag recalls may include GM vehicles
The safety recall in parts of the United States of millions of vehicles with potentially defective air bags made by Japan's Takata Corp (7312.T) may expand to include General Motors Co (GM.N), according to documents filed this week with U.S. regulators.
By BEN KLAYMAN AND YOKO KUBOTA
Safety group asks U.S. regulators for defect probe of Chrysler vehicles
A safety advocate group has petitioned U.S. regulators to open an investigation into an estimated 4.9 million Chrysler vehicles for issues that could lead to engine stalls and other problems, according to documents posted online by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
By Ben Klayman in Detroit; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn
