psa
PSA first-quarter revenue jumps 42% on Opel-Vauxhall acquisition
April 24PSA revenue rose 42 percent to 18 billion euros ($22 billion) in the first quarter, lifted by its acquisition of Opel-Vauxhall last year.
PSA's Tavares faces toughest opponent yet in German union
April 20PSA boss Carlos Tavares, who is no stranger to thrashing out difficult labor deals, is now taking on Germany's powerful IG Metall union, which has been the undoing of many a cost cutter.
PSA seeks 3,700 Opel job cuts in Germany, labor chief says
April 20PSA wants 3,700 job cuts at Opel in Germany by 2020 and a process of contract buyouts and early retirement has already resulted in a reduction of about 2,000 positions, Opel's labor chief said.
PSA fight to slash Opel factory costs intensifies
April 19PSA's fight to cut production costs at Opel's German factories took on a national dimension with Chancellor Angela Merkel intervening to say she expected the French automaker to honor commitments it made when it bought Opel from GM last year.
Smaller Opel/Vauxhall dealer network will focus on performance, customer satisfaction
April 17PSA Group will focus its slimmed-down Opel/Vauxhall dealership network across Europe on sales performance and customer satisfaction.
Opel, Vauxhall to scrap dealerships as Peugeot cuts costs
April 16Opel and Vauxhall are cutting dealerships as new owner Peugeot continues to reduce costs at the automaker it acquired last year in the face of sliding sales, notably in Britain, a major market.
Peugeot to speak at Europe congress
April 16Xavier Peugeot, director of product planning at Citroen, will be among the speakers June 6 at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Turin.
PSA CEO Tavares could get $1.2 million bonus from Opel deal
April 4PSA CEO Carlos Tavares could earn additional compensation for helping to engineer Opel's turnaround plan in 2017.
PSA studies low-cost stores
March 23PSA thinks its dealers in the United States should spend less on building their retail stores when the French automaker returns to North America.
VW, PSA plan to continue self-driving push
March 20VW and PSA will not change their self-driving plans even after an Uber autonomous car hit and killed a woman crossing the street in Arizona.
Opel a year later: Tavares sees 'first concrete results'
March 18"No regrets" -- That's PSA Group CEO Carlos Tavares' assessment one year after striking a $2.7 billion deal for Opel and Vauxhall, General Motors' stubbornly unprofitable European brands.
AutoNews Now: Tax threat has PSA questioning U.S. plans
March 7Tax threat has PSA questioning U.S. plans; Nissan seeking France's Renault stake?; Jag I-Pace, Ram 1500 prices; GM outsold in S. Korea; BMW eyeing Russia; This king cab cooks 'cue.
