Lyft posts adjusted profit ahead of target, warns of driver shortage, delta threat
The ride-hailing giant said its platform continued to grow in July despite increasing concerns over the more contagious delta variant spreading throughout the U.S.
Mechanics at 56 Chicago-area dealerships strike after rejecting contract offer
About 97 percent of union members voted to turn down the latest contract offer, and 99 percent voted to begin a strike.
Subaru recalls 165,026 vehicles for potential fuel pump defect
The defect from several 2018-2020 models could cause an engine stall while driving, increasing the risk of a crash.
Drunken-driver detectors part of package of safety measures in infrastructure bill
Other provisions include requiring new cars have a system to keep children from being accidentally left in vehicles on hot days.
GM to shut truck assembly plants again, cites global chip shortage
The idling of the plants in Flint, Mich.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; and Silao, Mexico, comes a week after the plants resumed production following an earlier shutdown related to the chip shortage.