Transactions surge as buy-sell boom rolls on
A fourth-quarter surge in the number of U.S. dealerships sold led to one adviser declaring 2020 a record year. Several experts expect the accelerated pace to continue in 2021.
Insurers are dropping homeowners left and right. Many will be forced to accept less coverage
Insurance companies are beginning to offer to cover roofs at depreciated values for Florida homeowners who cannot otherwise find coverage. Tens of thousands of policyholders are getting notices of non-renewal, leaving them with few options but to take the reduced coverage.
VW recalls Audi A3s in the U.S. over airbag concerns
VW issued a recall for premium subsidiary Audi that affects more than 150,000 A3s in the U.S. on concerns that passenger-side airbags might not activate.
Nissan auditor kept probe secret
A clique worked secretly to investigate Carlos Ghosn before taking their findings directly to prosecutors, a witness testified this month in the Tokyo trial of former Nissan director Greg Kelly.
A world of shipping woes taxes supply lines
Ports, ships, chips and now a fire: What else can possibly go wrong in the global auto industry supply chain?