RUESSELSHEIM, Germany-Tens of thousands General Motors workers in Europe are demonstrating in the hope of saving their jobs. MORE

TOULOUSE, France-Airbus’ plans to sign its fourth Chinese order for more than 150 planes since 2005 have been delayed, despite having recently opened an aircraft-assembly factory in Tianjin to boost its presence in the country. MORE

TOKYO-Mitsubishi Motors Corp. says it plans to increase production levels in the coming weeks in the response to falling inventories. MORE

PUNE, India-Daimler AG has begun producing Mercedes-Benz cars at a dedicated facility in India. MORE

AUBURN HILLS, MI-Chrysler says it is open to selling outdated tooling and other equipment to potential buyers in China. MORE

TOKYO-Mitsubishi Motors Corp says it anticipates getting through the current tough times without having to resort to any extraordinary measures. MORE

BEIJING-Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. plans to become the third Chinese automaker to begin production south of the border. MORE

NEW YORK-Contrary to popular belief, manufacturing in the United States is not dead or even dying. It’s just moving upscale, following the biggest profits and becoming more efficient. MORE

CHICAGO-Air France Cargo recently picked up the keys for the first of a new breed of big Boeing-made, twin-engine cargo jets. MORE

LANSING, MI-General Motors is reportedly close to a decision on where to site its new Chevrolet Volt battery pack assembly plant. MORE