Chinese electric car startup Xpeng is keeping up sales momentum against its rivals amid a fierce price war in China.

In response, Xi Jinping, China’s ruler, introduced a policy called “supply-side structural reform”. Its original aim was to ...

Proton eMas is not joining a price war. That was what’s inside the nutshell of Pro-Net CEO Zhang Qiang’s speech at ...

Swap rates, the rates at which banks lend to one another and a major determinant of mortgage pricing, have fallen in recent ...

LONDON/SEOUL (Reuters) -For years, Rahim Suleman had reached out repeatedly to automakers and other potential clients to ...

Tesla helped kick off an EV price war. Now, those lower prices are hitting the company’s sales and profits. Tesla, which has cut prices on its electric vehicles four times in the quarter and ...

The American economy faces the unwelcome prospect of reignited inflation after the United States launched strikes on three ...

Retailers, wholesalers and distributors say shifting U.S. trade policies have led to pervasive uncertainty as they gear up ...

The answer is that there is a progression of three increasingly effective ways to respond to a price war: Match the price, lower the customer's total cost, or increase your value footprint. 1.

The oil price war is not started by OPEC, but by US and Canadian producers. Exxon is increasing production; it expects to triple production in the Permian in just a few short years. 300%!!!