Finance / Sweden

Saab In Crisis: Latest Production Stoppage Is The Tip Of The Iceberg

April 2011 | Company News Alert

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Saab's loss of production in March has raised fresh doubts about whether its parent company Spyker Cars is able to turnaround the struggling Swedish brand.

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