ZF first-half profit falls on raw material, currency impact
ZF said its first-half operating profit margin narrowed due to currency headwinds and higher steel and aluminum prices, as a global trade dispute weighed on earnings.
Mike Manley's path to the top took smarts, ambition and discipline
Mike Manley’s history working in dealerships in the U.K. and later with FCA’s dealers gives him an advantage as he succeeds Sergio Marchionne as CEO of FCA.
Sales of certified pre-owned vehicles on the rise in first half of 2018
Industry sales of certified pre-owned vehicles bounced back in the first half, rising 3.3 percent, after a flat performance in 2017.
Waymo, Walmart partnership aims to boost acceptance of self-driving cars
Waymo is expanding its early rider program in Arizona to include self-driving rides for everyday tasks such as grocery shopping and hotel stays, taking the next step in acclimating a wary public to autonomous technology.
U.S.-EU tariff talks avoid 'third rail'
Trade experts say vested interests on both sides benefit sufficiently from the status quo and aren’t ready to give up their protection from foreign competition.