Adherents of this "fallacy of nothing" change nothing—not their product slate, not their brand positioning, not their market segmentation, not their distribution, not even their financing methods. While Internet commerce requires fewer adjustments …
Morningstar Inc. (NASDAQ:MORN) analyst R.J. Hottovy also cited a spending rebound among affluent consumers, evidenced in strong sales by the Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. (NYSE:CMG) restaurants, as also boosting Starbucks in the latest quarter. Downsides …
… of driving with a cellphone. But in an interview this week, just a few weeks after leaving the cabinet, he put a particularly fine point on his concerns, saying that car companies and technology companies must wake up to the deadly dangers their …
Bentley SUV concept car at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. Photograph: Joffet Emmanuel/Sipa/Rex Features. Bentley Motors is to build its first ever sports utility vehicle, creating 1,000 new jobs in the UK and driving £800m of investment at its Crewe plant.
Bentley Motors got the green light on Tuesday from its German parent to add a sport-utility vehicle to its range of luxury limousines and coupes, allowing the British marque to enter one of the auto sector's fastest-growing markets. The move pits …
Bentley is making world's most expensive SUV in its old British hometown. By Lily Kuo — July 23, 2013. Luxury carmaker Bentley Motors said today that it's building the world's priciest, fastest, and—well—luxuriest sports utility vehicle. The car, to …
British car maker, Bentley Motors, has announced the fourth model of its SUV will be manufactured in Crewe along with the creation of more than 1,000 jobs. Sales of the new car will begin in 2016 after an investment of over £800m into Bentley's Crewe …
UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who was present together with Dr Martin Winterkorn, chairman of the Board of Volkswagen Group for the announcement at Bentley headquarters in Crewe, said: "This £800 million investment and a thousand new jobs from …
Foreign purchases of real estate in the U.S. dropped 17 percent in the 12 months ended in March compared with the same period a year ago, according to the National Association of Realtors. The high end of the market felt the brunt of it. Sales of homes …