Jaguar Land Rover’s decision to pivot toward the United States while retreating from its dependence on China is more than a corporate strategy. It is a reflection of a broader economic reality: multinational corporations are...

BMW’s profit warning arrives as another fracture in the long postwar illusion that Germany’s industrial export model is stable, self-correcting, and insulated from geopolitical shock. Beneath the language of “weakness in China” and “pricing pressure,” BMW is...

After a 10-day strike, nearly 1,000 members of UAW Local 2093 at American Axle/Dauch Corporation have reached a tentative agreement that delivers major wage increases and improved benefits. The proposed contract would raise the top...

Tesla’s latest announcement in Austin is framed as “progress”: unsupervised robotaxis expanding across the city, a step toward a future where machines replace the frailty of human drivers and corporate algorithms mediate urban mobility. But...

A growing shortage of memory chips driven by demand from AI data centres could trigger significant price increases for consumer goods and disrupt global supply chains, according to industry groups. In a letter to the...

A strike at one of General Motors’ key axle suppliers is beginning to put real pressure on the company’s lucrative pickup truck business, with contract negotiations currently at a standstill. Around 1,000 members of the...