Thyssenkrupp to cut another 5,000 jobs as losses deepen
The supplier posted a $1.9 billion operating loss in its latest financial year and said it expected to make a decision about what to do with its ailing steelmaking business next spring.
Study highlights dangers of 'automation complacency'
Researchers with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s AgeLab found that as drivers grew more comfortable with adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping features, they were more likely to show signs of inattention to the driving task.
Loews bought back $195 million in stock while laying off 2,000 employees from Orlando hotels
Loews spent nearly $200 million on stock buybacks over the past three months, at the same time they were laying off thousands of employees in Central Florida and across the world at its hotels.
History center wins awards for Pulse documentation
Orange County Regional History Center receives national and regional awards for documentation of Pulse nightclub shooting.
Hyundai sues Napleton over alleged fraudulent engine warranty claims
In the lawsuit, Hyundai alleged the defendants bought certain Sonata and Santa Fe vehicles from auctions and would present fraudulent warranty claims about the vehicles to the automaker.