Seeking 'last frontier,' international air carriers bet on India's loss-making domestic market.
India's biggest automaker beats analyst estimates with buoyant sales at luxury unit Jaguar Land Rover.
Will cut 1,775 jobs, ending the building of warships in England for the first time in centuries.
Cost cuts and the weaker Japanese yen compensated for slightly weaker vehicle sales.
The shipbuilder obtained refinancing by two banks, Caixa and Santander, on a $175 million loan, says Reuters.
Company said its performance was affected by high spending on new technology and growing competition.
Japan's second-biggest automaker faced tougher than expected conditions in many markets.
Weak demand in a poor economy and stiff competition pushed Air France-KLM's net profit down.
Toyota's global sales for the first nine months of the year reached 7.41 million vehicles.
The German airline issued a new profit forecast that is short of analyst expectations.
