This is a story about changes that are too big to ignore. For many years, the global car market has been dominated by the same small group countries like Japan, Germany and the United States, but no longer. In the span of five years, China leapfrogged the largest automakers in the world, going from sixth place to first.It now exports more vehicles than the United States and Japan combined. And no company tells that story better than the electric carmaker behind Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie reports from Paris. ...

This is Wall Street Week. I'm David Westin, bringing you stories of capitalism. China has become the number one auto producer in the world.We go to Paris to see how one of its leaders, BYD, plans to take over Europe. Plus, the IMF and World Bank met in Washington last week to wrestle with a whole new set of problems. How much do they need to change to keep up with the times.And it's not just the people we see on the news all the time. That person next door may be one of the new billionaires or at least mult ...

Chinese automakers made strong inroads into Europe last month as consumers rushed to buy more affordable plug-in hybrids from brands led by BYD https://t.co/kV3MNVlVD7 ...

China’s efforts to cool its automotive price war are faltering as BYD and rivals expand discounts to avoid ceding ground in the world’s largest car market https://t.co/H5Mk9lTl0f ...