GM sees new Impala appealing more to buyers than renters
General Motors Co expects the new version of the Chevrolet Impala to lure more retail buyers, allowing the automaker to ditch the large car's image as king of the car rentals, a top company official said on Monday.
Airbus sales chief says can reach 750 plane orders in 2013
The sales chief at EADS unit Airbus said on Monday the aircraft maker can sell 750 jets this year, confirming the top end of a 700-750 sales range the company has previously announced.
Union Rules Out Warning Strikes at Lufthansa Until Mid-April
The German trade union said the airline pledged to present a new offer at the next negotiation round starting April 17.
Airbus sales chief aims to hit 750 plane orders in 2013
The sales chief at EADS unit Airbus said on Monday the aircraft maker can sell 750 jets this year, confirming the top end of a 700-750 sales range the company has previously announced.
Daimler's Mercedes Posts Sales Record in March
Solid volume growth in its new range of compact cars helped propel sales upwards to 139,920 vehicles, its single highest monthly tally ever.
Japan's Dreamliner operators estimate grounding costs at $110 million
ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines Co Ltd , which together operate nearly half the world's fleet of Boeing Co Dreamliners, estimate the jet's three-month grounding will shave a combined $110 million of operating profit, an expense they may ask the American aircraft maker to shoulder.
Japan's Dreamliner operators estimate grounding costs at $110 million
ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines Co Ltd , which together operate nearly half the world's fleet of Boeing Co Dreamliners, estimate the jet's three-month grounding will shave a combined $110 million of operating profit, an expense they may ask the American aircraft maker to shoulder.
U.S. sales of trucks, SUVs outpace auto market in April
A stronger U.S. housing market and lower fuel prices boosted sales of full-size pickup trucks and compact sport-utility vehicles in April, helping the U.S. auto market maintain its strong sales pace for a sixth straight month, analysts said.
Chrysler Earnings Fall 65% on Cost of New Models
The No. 3 U.S. automaker's quarterly profit fell as it absorbed the costs of new-vehicle launches, but it reaffirmed its financial forecasts for 2013.
Honda Recalls Nearly 46K Fit Cars in U.S., Canada
The automaker is recalling almost 46,000 Fit small cars to fix a problem with the electronic stability control system software.
Japan to Issue Approval for Boeing's 787 Return to Flight
Japan will give the green light later for the 787 Dreamliner to resume flights--allowing top customers to get the cutting-edge jet back in the air.
GM files registration statement to make shareholder sales easier
General Motors Co on Friday filed a shelf registration statement that makes it easier for shareholders, including the U.S. Treasury, to sell stock in the company over the next three years.
Japan's ANA says to begin Dreamliner test flights on Sunday
All Nippon Airways said it would begin test flights of Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner on Sunday after the Japanese government on Friday issued approval for the grounded aircraft to resume flight.
Goodyear profit strong, but still sees weak demand
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co on Friday posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit as lower raw material costs and increased sales of higher-priced tires offset weakness in Europe, but the company warned industry demand would remain weak.
Goodyear posts stronger-than-expected profit
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co on Friday posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit as lower raw material costs and increased sales of higher-priced tires offset weakness in Europe.
Raytheon boosts earnings forecast after strong quarter
Raytheon Co raised its profit forecast for 2013 on Thursday after a stronger-than-expected jump in first-quarter earnings, the only major arms company to do so despite fresh U.S. defense budget cuts.
FAA publishes new rule for 787 batteries, estimates fix cost
Regulators on Thursday published a new rule that governs the lithium-ion batteries on Boeing Co's 787 passenger jet, more than three months after battery problems grounded the plane worldwide.
BA Loss May Spur Boeing to Offer Mini-Jumbo in Weeks
Boeing looks ready to start offering its long-awaited next-generation mini-jumbo to step up the competition against rival Airbus .
US Airways CEO hoping for furlough resolution soon
US Airways Group Chairman and Chief Executive Doug Parker said he was hopeful government leaders would come to a solution that would halt the travel disruptions in wake of U.S. staff cuts of air traffic controllers.
US Airways CEO hoping for furlough resolution soon
US Airways Group Chairman and Chief Executive Doug Parker said he was hopeful government leaders would come to a solution that would halt the travel disruptions in wake of U.S. staff cuts of air traffic controllers.

