Faurecia wins bidding tussle over auto lights maker Hella
The $7.9 billion deal is one of the biggest in the European parts industry in the past three years.
Tesla asks shareholders to retain Robyn Denholm as board chair
Elon Musk lost his position as chair as part of a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over his ill-fated attempt to take Tesla private in 2018.
Brockman says doctors wrongly helped U.S. tax-fraud case
Lawyers for Brockman said they originally consented to the appointment of three doctors, assuming they would act neutrally as agents of the court. Now they contend the doctors weren’t neutral.
Europeans pull together to lead AV safety push
Rather than tackling autonomous vehicle safety issue individually, a number of European companies and organizations have united in a cooperative effort.
Subaru steps up R&D to meet age of EVs
The brand plans to overhaul its product development strategy to boost its growing interest in an EV future.