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BYD

The Chinese carmaker is engineered to outperform: it’s Chinese, it’s green, and Warren Buffett loves it

China-watching

While Mr Wen focuses on continuity investors are positioning for
higher one-year deposit rates and one-year loan rates

GM’s dealers

The US car company has agreed to take back 661 out of around 2,000 dealers it thought it had shed as part of it bankruptcy last year

EADS

Three developments in three working days involving the aerospace group have been, respectively: positive – but less so than it might seem; expectedly bad; and unexpectedly bad

UK support services

These companies run everything from British pension processing offices to Australian immigration centres, and they are geared up for a big year

Green sports cars

Environmental concerns and new European Union regulations are forcing sports car makers to go green

Terra / CF Industries

A great market for nitrogen-based fertiliser may not last. While the retreat of crop prices from highs has hit demand for soil additives, US natural gas prices have cratered, cutting input costs

Reliance / LyondellBasell

The fuels, chemicals and plastics maker seems determined to reject takeover bids and be rescued by a group of creditors

Toyota congressional hearing

When Audi faced a similar issue to the Japanese group’s current woes, it was vindicated too late to avert commercial damage – something that must terrify the chiefs

Russian IPOs

Rusal’s woes may reflect specific concerns over its debt and outlook rather than a lack of Asian appetite for Russian shares

BAE Systems

Paper industry

European car industry

Cimpor

ArcelorMittal

Gas attack

Toyota recall

Dow Chemical

Manufacturing

Ford turns profit

Boeing and the Pentagon

Toyota stalls

Security in numbers

Monsanto

Cimpor / Camargo