Judge appoints receiver for failed Orlando property insurance company
A judge appointed a receiver for a property-insurance company that records described as “insolvent.”
Mural rises on EA’s downtown Orlando building, but COVID delays opening day
A colorful mural has soared up Electronic Arts’ new downtown Orlando office, even as its opening for hundreds of workers remains tied to the coronavirus pandemic.
Connected-car tech remains promising and elusive
Connected-car technology holds the potential to save lives, argue crash investigators who are once again calling for automakers to equip vehicles with the long-delayed ability to talk to each other.
Magna sees full systems, data as key in era of EVs
As the small but growing share of electric vehicles in the global new-vehicle marketplace continues to expand, much of what Magna is developing is now tied in one way or another to EVs.
California car dealer brings in exotic, off-brand cars to boost inventory, sales
Low on new-vehicle inventory because of the chip shortage, Alfa Romeo and Maserati of Ontario turned to exotic and off-brand vehicles, attracting enthusiasts and resulting in top-dollar sales.