SpaceX delays Falcon Heavy launch attempt until Sunday
The planned Saturday liftoff of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy from Kennedy Space Center has been delayed until Sunday.
Ruling against cruise lines clouds Cuba investment picture
A federal court ruling against four major cruise lines may further cloud the future of U.S. investments in Cuba after the lines were told to pay $450 million in compensation to heirs of the original owner of Havana port property confiscated by the Communist regime.
Longtime automotive tooling firm to close Detroit area plant, lay off 130 workers
Proper Tooling makes moldings for headlights, taillights and grills for Tier 1 suppliers such as Grupo Antolin, NYX LLC and ABC Technologies.
Column: Hey, investors: Moore's Law might not work in automotive
Outside investors and entities have spent nearly half a trillion dollars chasing automotive innovations. Did they blow their money because of a bad assumption?
VinFast faces trial by fire in N. American EV market
VinFast has moved swiftly to lay the groundwork for an EV lineup. But its debut vehicle is taking heat for a $56,700 sticker price and 179 miles of range.