Swedish truckmaker reports 26% higher income in the fourth quarter, but expects demand in Brazil and Europe to fall in 2012

Accountancy and Actuarial Discipline Board claims firm fell short of expected standards of objectivity as an adviser to the Phoenix Four

Internet telephone company's shares jump 72.7% after Ian Smith, chief executive of MXC Capital, increases direct and indirect holdings to 27.6%

A German social media-backed campaign associating the name 'Cooper' with a a cold front sweeping Europe has been withdrawn

A sector that has long been seen as an engine of European industry looks increasingly shaky, writes John Reed

The firm and one of its former partners have been accused over their links to the businessmen who presided over the British carmaker's collapse

Carmakers report strong January sales as Americans buy new vehicles ranging from big pick-up trucks to small economy cars

Italian carmaker's results were lifted by profits at its Chrysler subsidiary in the US and strong sales in Brazil

The Chinese carmaker may be relatively unknown overseas, but it needs to inspire interest in its own brands in China to get into the fast lane

Lawmakers and trade groups demand action to curb imports following Beijing's decision to impose duties on US cars and SUVs in December