Striking truckers in South Korea could block coal to power plant
Striking South Korean truckers are considering blocking shipments of coal to a power plant if the government rejects their demands for minimum pay guarantees.
Private islands still exist in Florida, and they’re attracting the mega rich amid a booming real estate market
Amid a pandemic-fueled real estate boom in South Florida, real estate agents who’ve tapped into the niche private island market say they’re seeing unprecedented action. Here’s a look at three private islands for sale.
EV-truck startup Electric Last Mile files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, plans to liquidate
The Michigan-based company’s board said its review turned up no better option for stockholders, creditors and other interested parties.
Jeep ready to go electric in Europe, not as quickly in U.S.
The makings of an all-electric lineup will start arriving this year in Europe, but it’s less clear when Jeep will move away from gasoline engines and make that transition in the U.S., its most important market.
Wholesale auction companies seeking to reinvent amid change
The wholesale used-vehicle auction landscape is transforming as the business grapples with a major digital shift, new competitors, defecting dealer customers, shrinking vehicle inventories and big moves by leading players.