The Space Force could use a little guidance. So could the commercial space industry. That’s the gist of what the first Space Mobility Conference aimed to grapple with Tuesday as a single-day lead-in to the larger SpaceCom at the Orange County Convention Center that lasts through Thursday.
The automaker wouldn’t specify which part caused the shortage, but a spokesman said the shortage “is not semiconductor chip-related.” Production is set to resume Feb. 27.
Disney World adds on to After Hours event at Hollywood Studios, introduces it at Epcot. H2O Glow returning to Typhoon Lagoon, after spring reopening.
Carvana Co. is set to release fourth-quarter and full-year 2022 results Thursday. Analysts say investors are feeling a bit more optimistic that the online used-vehicle retailer can avoid bankruptcy.
Dana Inc. said it generated a record sales backlog of $900 million in the fourth quarter, an increase of $100 million from the previous three-year backlog the company reported in early 2022.
A transition to electrification dominated the supplier’s new business, with the backlog percentage attributed to EVs rising 30 percent to a total of 65 percent.
Dana CEO James Kamsickas said in a call with investors Tuesday that these moves “are a differentiator that continues to position Dana for success as the world evolves to electrification.”
The supplier’s adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization rose 49 percent to $176 million, a growth in margin “primarily driven by higher sales volumes and cost recoveries,” the company said in a statement.
These gains were somewhat offset by ongoing industry challenges, including rising inflation and continued supply chain inefficiencies, CFO Timothy Kraus said on the Tuesday call.
The EV transition contributed to “heavily elevated levels of launch costs” in the fourth quarter, Kraus said, including new programs and increased production.