Nissan keeps its eyes on the U.S. prize, but record loss looms
The automaker has declared a five-point plan to revive its flagging fortunes in the U.S., even as it braces for its worst operating loss ever.
Mitsubishi: Cut in N.A., freeze in Europe
The Japanese automaker is freezing new products for Europe and targeting marketing cost cuts in North America as it races to stanch its red ink.
Toyota expands from hardware to software
The automaker wants to be as good at designing computer systems as it is at building the cars that depend on them.
NASA, SpaceX make history with astronaut splashdown: ‘Welcome back to planet Earth’
America’s quest to once again fly humans to space and bring them back again was realized Sunday with a cannonball splash into the Gulf of Mexico.
Akio Toyoda on software, the pandemic and successions
Toyota’s leader insists old business strategies no longer guarantee success in an industry rocked by technological upheaval.