TRW Automotive eyes Siemens unit: FT
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TRW Automotive Holdings  is  thinking about making a bid for the automotive engineering unit  of Germany's Siemens, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday,  citing three people involved in the bidding process.
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German electronics manufacturer Siemens has set what it claims to be the fastest-ever wireless connection.
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By Middle East and North Africa Business Report, Amman, Jordan  Sep. 10--BenQ Siemens, the innovative mobile communication solutions provider, is gearing up to tap the fast growing cellular phone user base in the UAE with its recently launched range of mobile phones.
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Delphi Corp. and the United Auto Workers are very close to completing a labor deal the U.S. auto-parts maker needs to complete its reorganization, two UAW sources said on Wednesday.
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The Austrian state holding company that owns 14.7 percent of energy and water group VA Technologie said it will accept German engineering giant Siemens' offer of 55 euros (71 dollars) a share to take over VA Tech.
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German engineering and manufacturing giant Siemens AG is adding another broadband technology to its growing portfolio of new high-speed wireless systems slated for delivery early next year.
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DaimlerChrysler (DCXGn.DE)   shareholder DWS has called on the carmaker's management to  consider a spin-off of the firm's ailing U.S. Chrysler unit as  an option as it gets ready to unveil its latest restructuring  plan for Chrysler, a German newspaper reported.
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Siemens is to invest 55m euros in a Chinese joint venture to manufacture parts for a new generation of gas turbines.
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DaimlerChrysler AG's (DCXGn.DE)  Chrysler Group and General Motors Corp.  are in talks on  a joint project that would provide Chrysler with a version of  the big Chevrolet Tahoe sport utility, the New York Times said  on Friday, citing people with direct knowledge of the talks.
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Microsoft  and Siemens  will join forces to develop in-car entertainment and navigation products that should make it easier for consumers to connect devices such mobile phones and music players.
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Carmakers DaimlerChrysler and General Motors are to co-operate on developing a new type of transmission-based system to compete with Toyota and Honda in the growing hybrid market.
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Germany's industrial giants Volkswagen and Siemens, and the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company (EADS) are planning large investments in Russia, the newspaper Handelsblatt said Friday citing ...
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DaimlerChrysler AG's DCX.N DCXGn.DE  Chrysler division on Wednesday said it will start building its  hot-selling 300C sedan at a plant operated by Magna Steyr in  Graz, Austria, early next year.
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German industrial giant Siemens has signed a â¬2.69bn contract to deliver technology services around the world to the BBC, a deal that will see it acquire the broadcasterâs technology subsidiary.
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(InfoWorld) - Microsoft's in-car technologyÂ is getting a boost via a deal with a large supplier of automotive electronics. Germany's Siemens VDO AutomotiveÂ has agreed to collaborate with it on a next-generation communication and entertainment system. Siemens VDO and Microsoft said Friday they will work together to develop a new generation of on-board communication, navigation, and entertainment systems that use Microsoft Auto, a software system and hardware reference design. Siemens VDO counts Volkswagen, DaimlerChrysler, and Ford MotorÂ among its customers. Among the features planned by the two companies are in-vehicle video entertainment and Internet connectivity, according to Siemens VDO spokeswoman Eva Appold. Systems based on Microsoft Auto let drivers connect various portable devices, such as mobile phones, MP3 players, and video games, into their automotive system via a USB 2.0 (Universal Serial Bus) port, and interact with devices via voice technology. The new multimedia system planned by Siemens VDO, to be available in early 2009, will be based on hardware components and software developed by the German company, and include entertainment and communication components of Microsoft Auto, according to Appold. Siemens VDO, a subsidiary of German electronics and engineering company Siemens AG, plans to show a prototype multimedia system at the IAA (Internationale Automobil Ausstellung) international motor show in Frankfurt next week. "The multimedia platform will be very versatile, but it's up to our car manufacturing customers to decide which features they want to offer," Appold said. Appold was unable to provide pricing details, saying that final prices will be determined by the car makers. As part of the agreement with Microsoft, Siemens VDO will contribute to the further development of Microsoft Auto, the companies said. Microsoft already has agreements with Ford and Fiat to supply software for new in-vehicle communication and entertainment systems designed by the car makers. Â
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CALGARY - Burgeoning international demand for Ontario-made Chryslers could add up to 1,000 jobs at the automaker&#39;s plant near Toronto, Dieter Zetsche, chief executive of Chrysler Group, said yesterday.
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Siemens AG plans to cut 1,250 jobs in its wireline network business as it restructures the unit, the German engineering giant said Friday.