CarMax, Carvana adapt selling strategies
The two leading used-vehicle trendsetters were already focused on digital sales, and now they have been forced to adapt to a pandemic.
A wild ride for self-driving tech pioneer
Chinese competitors, internal strife and a cooling self-driving industry have all shaken Velodyne, a Silicon Valley company that’s key to the success of autonomous vehicles.
Return to production restart may spur liability issues
Toyota’s head of manufacturing says issues of employer liability exposure are likely to follow as production resumes and businesses reopen after shelter-in-place orders.
Homeowners: You have options for your mortgage during the pandemic, but you might not get the full story
Many loan service companies are telling borrowers they can stop making payments for only three months and will have to repay it in a lump sum on the fourth month. That’s not accurate.
Worried workers shouldn't be forced to return to factories, Canada's Unifor says
Unifor President Jerry Dias said Fiat Chrysler’s Windsor, Ontario, assembly plant is an example of a factory where workers are particularly concerned because the city borders Detroit, which is among the cities hardest hit by the pandemic.