IndustryWeek -- Leadership & Strategy

India Panel Suspends Environmental Clearance for Posco Steel Plant

Posco deal has been watched as a test case by foreign investors eager to enter India's fast-growing economy but wary of the potential for environmental and other concerns to derail their plans.

Daimler Opens First Mercedes Plant in Eastern Europe

The state-of-the-art plant is due to build up to 120,000 cars annually year and employ at least 3,000 people at full capacity.

Viewpoint: Creativity Does Not Equal Innovation

Innovation and creativity have two distinct meanings. Here are some tips to attain a winning combination of both.

PetroChina Overtakes ExxonMobil in Oil Production

Chinese energy firm said last year's increase driven largely by efforts to ramp up production in new oilfields.

Bristol Myers-Squibb Recalls Organ-Storage Fluid Viaspan over Contamination Fears

Pharmaceutical firm says problem detected at manufacturing facility in Austria prompted the recall across much of Europe.

Honda Begins Work on New Assembly Plant in Mexico

Starting in spring 2014, the $800 million plant will produce the Honda Fit subcompact.

Apple Offers to Refund Australian iPad Customers

Australia's Competition and Consumer Commission claims tech firm misled consumers about iPad's 4G capability.

Toyota Says Market 'Coming Back,' Boosts Canada Output

Additional production will add 400 new jobs.

The Road to More Natural Gas Cars Starts With Infrastructure

Automakers, natural gas producers and legislators are all working to install more CNG stations, but are tax incentives the best option?

Tier 1 Supplier BorgWarner Appoints New President and CFO

With the promotion of former CFO Robin Adams, executives Ronald Hundzinski and James Verrier move up the ladder. BorgWarner, which is coming off a record 2011, expects a seamless transition.