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Brookfield To Buy Automotive Software Maker CDK Global For $6.41 Billion
Brookfield Business Partners is buying CDK Global Inc for $6.41 billion in cash, taking private the last major publicly traded provider of software to auto dealers and manufacturers.
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Brookfield To Buy Automotive Software Maker CDK Global For $6.41 Billion
Brookfield Business Partners is buying CDK Global Inc for $6.41 billion in cash, taking private the last major publicly traded provider of software to auto dealers and manufacturers.
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Toyota's War With Dealer Over Recalls Cost It $16 Million
Toyota Motor Corp. must pay $15.8 million to a California dealer who accused it of retaliating against him because he had developed safety-recall software that was costing the automaker millions of dollars in car repairs.
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General Motors Recalling Nearly 8 Lakh Pickup Trucks Worldwide
The recall includes about 690,000 vehicles in the United States, 80,000 in Canada and around 25,000 in other markets.
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Older Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Vitara Brezza Get Updated With Android Auto
Cars including the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Baleno and S-Cross with the SmartPlay infotainment system now get software upgrades from dealers and will be equipped with Android Auto and navigation. Maruti Suzuki is presently the only manufacturer to offer both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay options in the sub Rs. 10 lakh car space.
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14,535 Audi Q7s Recalled For Airbag Problem
Audi will recall 14,535 Q7s in the United States which have been manufactured from August 30, 2015, to May 8, 2016. According to the company, a software issue within the airbag control module can cause the safety devices for the front seats to deploy with too much force in some crashes, which could injure occupants.
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Brookfield To Buy Automotive Software Maker CDK Global For $6.41 Billion
Brookfield Business Partners is buying CDK Global Inc for $6.41 billion in cash, taking private the last major publicly traded provider of software to auto dealers and manufacturers.
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Brookfield To Buy Automotive Software Maker CDK Global For $6.41 Billion
Brookfield Business Partners is buying CDK Global Inc for $6.41 billion in cash, taking private the last major publicly traded provider of software to auto dealers and manufacturers.
-
Toyota's War With Dealer Over Recalls Cost It $16 Million
Toyota Motor Corp. must pay $15.8 million to a California dealer who accused it of retaliating against him because he had developed safety-recall software that was costing the automaker millions of dollars in car repairs.
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General Motors Recalling Nearly 8 Lakh Pickup Trucks Worldwide
The recall includes about 690,000 vehicles in the United States, 80,000 in Canada and around 25,000 in other markets.
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Older Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Vitara Brezza Get Updated With Android Auto
Cars including the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, Baleno and S-Cross with the SmartPlay infotainment system now get software upgrades from dealers and will be equipped with Android Auto and navigation. Maruti Suzuki is presently the only manufacturer to offer both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay options in the sub Rs. 10 lakh car space.
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14,535 Audi Q7s Recalled For Airbag Problem
Audi will recall 14,535 Q7s in the United States which have been manufactured from August 30, 2015, to May 8, 2016. According to the company, a software issue within the airbag control module can cause the safety devices for the front seats to deploy with too much force in some crashes, which could injure occupants.
