DETROIT-More than 20 years after Japanese automakers first appeared on the scene and began eating away at the Big Three's market share, Chinese manufacturers are taking aim at North America. MORE
NEW DEHLI, India-India’s $2,500 “people’s car” could cause massive problems down the road for U.S. workers, Detroit’s Big Three and the environment. MORE
EVERETT, WA-Boeing says the first flight of its 787 Dreamline is being pushed back yet again and that deliveries of the airplane will not begin until early 2009, as opposed to late 2008. MORE
TORONTO-Canada has become one of the most expensive places in the world to assemble cars, according to officials at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada. MORE
STOCKHOLM, Sweden-Ford subsidiary Volvo Cars may move some of its production capacity to North America. The United States represents the company’s main market, accounting for 23 percent of its sales. MORE
TOKYO-Despite talks of recession, Honda is still projecting 2.5 percent growth in the United States this year, forecasting total sales in 2008 of 1.4 million vehicles. MORE
INGOLSTADT, Germany-According to reports, Audi is considering building a production plant in the United States in an effort to boost market share in North America. MORE
DETROIT-Officials say General Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers are close to agreement on another round of buyout offers to cut the number of workers in jobs banks and clear openings for workers hired at lower-tier wages. MORE
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