India asks Kingfisher to stop sales until concerns are resolved: source
India's aviation regulator has asked Kingfisher Airlines Ltd , which faces a possible shutdown by the government after an extended grounding of its fleet, to stop selling tickets until its concerns are resolved, a government source said.
"Progress" on EADS-BAE merger as deadline nears
The boards of EADS and BAE Systems prepared to weigh the results of weeks of tough political negotiations over a $45 billion merger on Tuesday with momentum building for an extension to a Wednesday deadline for the deal.
Spotlight on Germany as EADS, BAE inch towards deal
EADS and BAE Systems have edged closer towards winning political backing for a $45 billion merger to create the world's biggest arms group amid positive signals from Britain and France, but German misgivings over control is a big obstacle, sources close to the talks said.
Truck wheels a bright spot in gloomy quarter for Alcoa
Oct 5 Reuters) - Tighter environmental standards are forcing truck makers to use more aluminum in manufacturing to save weight, a trend that could make Alcoa's business making wheels for commercial vehicles a bright spot in its earnings release next week.
Truck wheels a bright spot in gloomy quarter for Alcoa
Oct 5 Reuters) - Tighter environmental standards are forcing truck makers to use more aluminum in manufacturing to save weight, a trend that could make Alcoa's business making wheels for commercial vehicles a bright spot in its earnings release next week.
Toyota China sales tumble as islands row hits Japan Inc
Toyota Motor Corp's China sales fell about 40 percent in September from the year before, while those of rivals such as Hyundai and BMW jumped, underscoring how badly Japanese brands have been hit by a territorial row between the two countries.
South Africa offers $600 million loan backing to state airline
South Africa has agreed to guarantee $600 million in loans for troubled state airline South African Airways over the next two years, a move that could put further pressure on the government's strained budget.
Car sales in austerity-hit France, Spain fall further
Car sales dropped further in austerity-hit France and Spain last month, and France's CCFA auto industry association cut its full-year market forecast, highlighting the pain for automakers that have warned there is no recovery in sight.
Saab owner Spyker to oppose GM's motion to dismiss lawsuit
Dutch sportscar maker Spyker NV , which is suing General Motors Co for more than $3 billion on behalf of its subsidiary Saab, said on Monday it will oppose the U.S. automaker's motion to dismiss the case.
India's Kingfisher cancels flights on employee unrest, shares fall
India's Kingfisher Airlines Ltd said it was cancelling several flights on Monday due to employee unrest, in a fresh blow to the ailing carrier and sending its shares down by their daily limit of 5 percent.
Ford Building in More Factory Flexibility
The automaker is planning to open nine new plants in its Asia Pacific Africa region.
VW, Porsche Deepen Production Links Despite Stalled Merger
Unresolved tax and legal issues had drawn out battle to complete their long-planned integration, but the two companies will forge ahead with tighter manufacturing links.
GM Ousts Global Marketing Chief Over Sponsorship Problem
The auto maker has reportedly let Joel Ewanick go over failure to properly report financial details about a recent sponsorship deal
Ford on track to sell 2.2 million cars in U.S. this year
Ford Motor Co is on track to sell 2.
Daimler CEO wants Mercedes to regain top spot by 2020: paper
Daimler Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche hopes to return the automaker to the top spot in the premium car market ahead of Audi and BMW by 2020, he said in an interview with a German paper.
Boeing signs deal to buy land near factory in South Carolina
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GM-Peugeot drop car plan from re-jigged alliance
General Motors and PSA Peugeot Citroen, daunted by likely political roadblocks, scrapped plans for a joint mid-size car programme within their nascent alliance while adding engine cooperation.
Opel wins funding by selling European facilities to GM: report
General Motors Co's loss-making Opel division agreed to sell six European facilities to its U.S. parent in return for winning extended funding, according to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Boeing books 47 net new plane orders in latest week
Boeing Co said it booked 50 new orders for planes in the latest week, including orders for 31 of its widebody 777 jet, worth about $9 billion at list prices.
Boeing books 47 net new plane orders in latest week
Boeing Co said it booked 50 new orders for planes in the latest week, including orders for 31 of its widebody 777 jet, worth about $9 billion at list prices.

