A case of good Karma for Fisker as green car firm raises $115m

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All systems go for Fisker's plug-in hybrid sports car the Karma, after company announces fresh $115m in equity finance

California-based Fisker Automotive has confirmed that it has raised $115m (£70.6m) in equity to help finance construction of its Karma plug-in hybrid sports car. This fresh funding enables the company...

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