The automaker is spending a great deal on research and development to innovate new models and improve existing ones.
Stocks are lower after disappointing economic reports from the US and from China.
Car and truck sales in the US beat analyst expectations for August. Higher gas prices pushed more buyers into dealerships in search of fuel-efficient models.
The Dow dips below 13,000 after a key manufacturing index declines. Ford, GM and Chrysler post sales gains. Europe is in focus ahead of an ECB meeting. Netflix sinks on an Amazon streaming deal.
In 2 years, consumers there will be able to drive away in a brand-new Lincoln.
Eli Lilly is upgraded to 'overweight,' and GlaxoSmithKline is downgraded to 'neutral.'
Providing transportation for businesses might just be the solution for the little car-sharing company that could.
Shares of the review sites have seen double-digit drops this year, even though both companies are headed toward profitability.
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