PETERBOROUGH, NH-The global wind industry’s manufacturing capacity and component supply chains are being stretched to their limits by growing demand. MORE

TOKYO-Honda Motor Co. is suspending production at a number of facilities due to flooding in the southern city of Guangzhou. MORE

TIJUANA, Mexico-A bloody turf war among competing drug traffickers may prompt foreign and local investors think twice about risking their capital in the crossfire. MORE

OSHAWA, Ontario-Workers in Canada are continuing to blockade a number of General Motors plants to protest their impending closure. MORE

DETROIT-After a generation in the limelight, will the rugged SUV go the way of the Edsel? MORE

DETROIT-Driven by more consistent, leaner processes and buyouts of tens of thousands workers, the Detroit Three automakers in 2007 nearly erased the productivity deficit against their Japanese-based competitors, despite declining production and shrinking market share. MORE

TOULOUSE, France-European aircraft maker Airbus has identified the United Arab Emirates as the possible site of a new factory. MORE

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia-Hyundai Motor Co. plans to ramp up production at its $510 million facility in early 2011. MORE

FLINT, MI-Flint mayor Don Williamson is “guaranteeing” that a new, $350-million General Motors plant will come to his town. MORE

KANSAS CITY, MO-Although it causes anxiety over job losses, a new study by the Kauffman Foundation finds that the “churning” of jobs and business is vital to a healthy economy in the long run. MORE