Shanghai's auto factories begin reopening
Automakers began preparing Monday to reopen their Shanghai plants as China’s most populous city speeds up efforts to get back to after a nearly three-week COVID shutdown.
Alex Jones’ Infowars files for bankruptcy amid Sandy Hook lawsuits
Three businesses tied to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones filed for bankruptcy Monday as the “Infowars” host faces damages from a lawsuit filed by the families of Sandy Hook victims.
Housing lotteries grow popular as homes go up for grabs in South Florida. Feeling lucky?
As the demand for luxury properties in South Florida reaches unparalleled highs, gated communities are using lotteries as a way to create a semblance of order when listing new homes on the market.
VW CEO Herbert Diess on '60 Minutes': 'We have to become relevant in the U.S.'
Volkswagen’s CEO discusses the automaker’s challenges in the U.S., turmoil in Ukraine, criticism in China, electrification ambitions and competitive pressure from Tesla.
Rivian CEO: Parts crunch won't affect company's bright future
The California startup is struggling to meet demand for its pickup, SUV and commercial vans for Amazon. But Rivian has the financial strength to survive and to thrive, its CEO tells Automotive News.