The automaker is doubling down on plans to compete with Elon Musk’s Tesla, General Motors and other rivals in the race to dominate the fast-moving electric vehicle market.

Faced with key labor participants dropping off without direct replacements, manufacturers must look at alternative options to keep products moving to vendors and suppliers and keep U.S. store shelves filled for consumers.

Freight rail produces only a fraction of the greenhouse gas emissions of trucks but the industry is joining the shift to electrification to curb pollution and maintain a fuel-efficiency edge.

5G infrastructure deployment in the U.S. must accelerate.

Increasing employee wages is soon to be an unavoidable move, so I suggest diving in and doing it now. Once you do, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that not only are you treating your employees fairly, you’re also making a smart business decision.

China has little to gain economically from an entente with Russia and much to lose from Western sanctions.

The disruption comes after Japan joined many European countries to impose sanctions on Russia after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. Its unclear that Kojima’s glitch is related to the sanctions.

Arifin Panigoro, a key figure in the country’s oil and gas sector, has died. He was ranked No. 47 on the list of Indonesia's 50 Richest in 2020, with a net worth of $550 million.

When contracted manufacturing partners struggle to overcome pandemic-induced backlogs, raw materials are stuck in ports, and chip shortages halt production lines, the U.S. military turns to 3D printing to get essential parts and components.

It is no longer a foregone conclusion that Russia will defeat Ukraine. If it loses, the primary culprit will be that its strategy over-leveraged technology — and that technology simply was not good enough.

As the general population, and workforce, get older and live longer, U.S. competitiveness will depend on how we support and prepare seniors, employers, and our society more broadly for this wave

Here's a trading strategy for Micron Technologies.

The upstart truckmaker didn’t generate revenue last year, but after surviving a rocky period that included an SEC investigation, it’s about to start building battery-powered big rigs and making plans for a large-scale hydrogen plant.

Using data from the Sustainable Apparel Coalition and Textile Exchange, the World Resources Institute (WRI) estimated apparel sector emissions to be 1.025 gigatons CO2e in 2019, or 2% of global emissions. Can next-gen materials help reduce impact, which is set to rise by 64% to 2030?

The latest news that the Port of Charleston, South Carolina has a queue of 31 ships waiting to unload once again highlights a bottleneck that has thrown supply chains into turmoil over the last two years. What can a bathtub teach us about this problem?

Adding the largest steel frame-making capacity in the U.S. to its existing carbon fiber frame capabilities in Europe, Cardinal is getting serious about reshoring bicycle manufacturing.