West Virginia car dealers negotiating changes to state franchise law
The West Virginia Automobile Dealers Association wants some rules governing over-the-air updates. Dealers are concerned automakers may accept orders for new vehicles directly.
Lucid grapples with early 'production hell'
Lucid delivered on its promise of an industry-leading electric sports sedan. It now is struggling with supply issues beyond the chip shortage.
Smart tech comes standard in Orlando ‘apartment of the future’
At the Oasis at Moss Park on the west side of Lake Nona, every unit comes standard with smart devices.
Royal Caribbean puts world’s largest cruise ship Wonder of the Seas to work from Florida
The world’s largest cruise ship sailed with its first customers Friday from Port Everglades breaking in the first of two Florida homes planned for the Royal Caribbean vessel this year.
Russia’s Ukraine invasion could trigger a second microchip crisis
Ukraine supplies 70 percent of the world’s output of neon, a critical gas that runs lasers needed to manufacture microchips.