Autos & Transportation

Aided by the yen’s fall to a three-decade low against the dollar this year, top Japanese companies are expecting healthy profits.

The sale this month of 19.5 million shares came after the billionaire completed his $44 billion purchase of Twitter.

Shipping industry officials say West Coast contract talks are held up in a conflict over who gets work at the Port of Seattle container terminal.

The French car maker will also pair up with China’s Geely in a combustion-engine venture.

The car maker’s shareholders now face the risk that global operations could be held hostage to the social-media platform’s messy politics.

Two of the deaths were in 2010 Dodge Chargers that were covered by an earlier recall campaign but not repaired, according to an FCA US LLC spokesman.

Verbal commands will go deeper into the auto’s functions, and the car may have comments of its own—even judging your singing performance

In a closely watched survey published by Germany’s Ifo Institute, the country’s auto makers and suppliers said they were losing confidence in the European economy.

The agency sought public comment on seat sizes and safety; people responded with many more thoughts on flying.

Engineers are exploring radical new designs for commercial planes that would use less energy and lower emissions. But will passengers be willing to board them?

The Japanese car maker trimmed its full-year production plan by 500,000 vehicles, although it foresees record output.

Discussions so far between the auto makers have outlined a plan under which the French company would reduce its current 43% stake in its Japanese partner to 15%.

The business is shaping up to be an early test case for the Russian economy and sanctions make it more difficult to find parts; ‘a brutal car’

Industry executives are touting strong demand and better-than-expected earnings, even as economic speed bumps multiply.

The auto maker said the move is typical with any significant change in a media platform.

Stellantis, the global parent of Jeep, Chrysler and other auto brands, said it is offering voluntary buyouts to U.S. salaried employees as part of a restructuring to sharpen focus on new technologies and low-emissions vehicles.

European lawmakers reached an agreement on rules that will effectively ban the sale of new cars that run on gasoline.

The auto maker intends to absorb several hundred workers from the startup, which is shutting down.

Both auto makers had suspended operations in Russia in March following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

The airport confirms the end of its passenger cap from Oct. 30 and said it is to set up a recruitment task force to meet demand and avoid the travel chaos seen in recent months.