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(Reuters) -- Goodyear Tire & Rubber will sell its off-the-road equipment tire business to Japan's Yokohama Rubber for $905 million in cash, it said on Monday, as part of a drive to streamline its business.
India’s car market is on track to reach 20 million units by 2047, helped by promising growth in battery electric vehicles, Suzuki Motor’s executive vice-president Kenichi Ayukawa said.
“While there is a case [to raise import duties], we will have to tread carefully,” Dhar said. “Any talk of increasing duty will be like jarring notes,” he added, noting that FTAs also signify strategic partnerships that extend beyond just economic ties.
LONDON — Boeing's output of 737 Max planes is showing signs of improvement, the new head of its commercial unit said ahead of a major air show on Sunday, while admitting that the manufacturer has "disappointed" customers with delayed planes.
China engaged in a monthslong drumbeat of anticipation that a Communist Party leaders’ meeting would show the way to a new era of growth for the slowing economy.
TOKYO/FRANKFURT, Germany -- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has signed a contract with Airbus to supply parts for small passenger airplanes, Nikkei learned Sunday, part of the Japanese company's efforts to cut its dependence on troubled U.S. rival Boeing.
Puskar Jirel used to grow agricultural produce on the foothills of the Himalayas in northeastern Nepal, but six years ago, he started planting a high-value evergreen shrub, which is used to make Japanese banknotes.
Though the numbers may pale in comparison to the billions of dollars in two-way trade between the regions, Australian imports of prefab goods from Asia have been steadily climbing year over year.