China to limit foreign investment in auto sector
Overseas car makers are set to have their ambitions trimmed when it comes to investing in China's auto industry.
Overseas car makers are set to have their ambitions trimmed when it comes to investing in China's auto industry.
Pace accelerates on Chinese vehicle sales despite government restrictions.
Volvo's global sales have been boosted by a buoyant Chinese market, along with Ford and Mercedes, but GM dips slightly.
Major auto manufacturers and OEMs look ahead to a prosperous Chinese market at a Shanghai conference
API's SN standard faces challenges; Dexos fees to change as Infineum is first in line; Ford joins the myth-busters; UAE sets the base oil pace in Middle East; and Gulf takes marine operation to the Americas.
Aramco expands its Yanbu refinery; Shell and BP consolidate in Africa; Chevron contracts but expands in Sri Lanka; better news for Fuchs; Ford sells Volvo to China; Renault-Nissan join forces with Daimler; and Afton buys Polartech.