Auto-parts

Auto-parts maker Magna International Inc. has launched several new programs in North America since the second quarter of 2010, including one for the Dodge Durango.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

Auto-parts maker Delphi Automotive failed to gain traction with investors during its IPO debut.

Economic Fears Drag Stocks Down Brendan Conway 2011

Auto-parts suppliers have done relatively well during the recession and prolonged economic downturn, as many consumers have held on to their cars longer and sought out repairs instead of purchasing new cars.

Pep Boys to Be Taken Private 2012

Auto-parts maker Delphi Automotive PLC on Wednesday priced its initial public offering at $22 a share, at the low end of its expected range of $22 to $24.

Auto Parts Firm Delphi Prices IPO at $22 a Share Lynn Cowan 2011

Auto-parts suppliers' organization FKG said Saab's suppliers would have to cut staff following Thursday's announcement.

Saab Financing Deal Collapses Anna Marij van der Meulen 2011

Auto-parts maker Delphi Automotive PLC failed to gain traction with investors during its IPO debut Thursday.

Delphi Trading Debut Stalls Lynn Cowan 2011

Auto-parts manufacturer Johnson Controls Inc. last week said it will boost its auto and marine battery prices by between 5% and 9%.

More Firms Flex Pricing Power John Shipman 2011

Auto-parts supplier BorgWarner Inc.'s fourth-quarter earnings rose 9.1%, aided by strong demand for its transmission and engine turbochargers.

BorgWarner Profit Rises Melodie Warner 2012

IPOs Tower International, Body Central Rise in Debuts Auto-parts supplier Tower International Inc. and women 's clothing retailer Body Central Corp. both closed flat in their trading debuts after cutting the price of their IPOs to attract buyers.

Financial Briefing Book: Oct. 16-17 2010

Auto-parts maker Standard Motor Products (NYSE) rose 33 cents, or 3.4%, to 10.13, after its second-quarter earnings topped Street expectations.

PolyOne, Headwaters Lead Russell 2010