Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald stepping down
Nearly a decade of leadership over the world’s largest cruise company is coming to an end as Carnival Corp. President and CEO Arnold Donald announced he was stepping down.
Fisker CEO hopes partner Magna triples SUV output in 2023 to meet demand
EV maker Fisker hopes Canadian supply giant and contract assembler Magna International can boost production at its plant in Austria to 150,000 vehicles from 2024 as reservations for the automaker’s first vehicle surge.
Tesla's ties with China raise questions about Musk's Twitter deal, Bezos says
“Interesting question. Did the Chinese government just gain a bit of leverage over the town square?” tweeted Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, who also owns the Washington Post.
GM's new Mexican union seeks 19.2% wage hike
The new independent labor union at General Motors’ largest Mexican plant is seeking a 19.2 percent wage increase, citing surging inflation.
Tesla's leadership team could be tested by Musk's $44 billion Twitter deal
Elon Musk rekindled fears that a man who once acknowledged sleeping on the factory floor during the launch of the Model 3 sedan and last year talked of working “crazy hours” only has so much energy to spare.