New attractions, approaches forced changes in theme parks in 2020
Our happy-go-lucky theme-park industry weathered layoffs, furloughs, shutdowns, health scares and uncertainty in 2020. But there were still fresh additions.
U.S. probes whether VW Group vehicles infringe Jaguar Land Rover patents
Vehicles such as the Lamborghini Urus, Porsche Cayenne and Audi Q7 have off-road control systems that infringe its patents, Jaguar Land Rover says.
Volvo preps second EV for launch
The automaker says the new model will be sleeker than its CMA platform mate, the XC40 Recharge.
US unemployment aid could be weeks away for struggling Floridians
The $300 in U.S. unemployment money is likely to arrive in January after Congress approved the money as part of a supplemental COVID-19 relief bill. But speed has not been Florida’s forte in delivering jobless benefits during the pandemic.
Couple gets credit rating back as politicians seek answers on deferred mortgage mixup
Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis and U.S. Representative Stephanie Murphy have each launched investigations into how recipients of CARES Act deferments had their credit scores lowered after a story in the Sentinel.