San Francisco robotaxi expansion approved by California Public Utilities Commission despite safety concerns
Cruise and Waymo were approved by the California Public Utilities Commission to operate robotaxis in San Francisco without restriction despite safety concerns from city leaders.
What would an electric vehicle for every American look like?
Manhattan Institute senior fellow Mark Mills has the latest on electric vehicle ownership on 'Making Money.'
Lyft CEO wants to curb surge pricing: 'Riders hate it with a fiery passion'
Lyft CEO David Risher weighed in on surge pricing during the company's earnings call this week, saying Lyft rides with surge pricing went down 35% quarter-over-quarter.
Yellow Corp. only came to bankruptcy because of 'the Teamster intransigence': Marc Kasowitz
Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP founder and Yellow Corporation lawyer Marc Kasowitz says his team is 'optimistic' about how creditors will fare in the trucking company's bankruptcy.
Are flying taxis becoming a reality?
Joby Aviation founder and CEO JoeBen Bevirt has the latest on flying car developments on 'Barron's Roundtable.'
EV maker Nikola CEO Michael Lohscheller stepping down
Electric truck maker Nikola said Friday that CEO Michael Lohscheller will step down and be replaced by Stephen Girsky, the company's chairman, at the end of the month.
Private jet took off without permission, leading to close call with JetBlue flight: NTSB
The NTSB said that a Hop-A-Jet pilot took off from Boston Logan International Airport in February without authorization, resulting in conflict with a JetBlue flight.
Blue Compass RV has grown to 100 stores in 33 states since 2019: Jon Ferrando
Blue Compass RV founder and President Jon Ferrando discusses the company's successful growth story amid supply chain issues on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Hyundai, Kia recalling 92K vehicles over fire risk
Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 92,000 vehicles following concerns about an oil pump assembly possibly overheating.
Video shows Delta Air Lines plane deploying emergency slides in Atlanta after tires blow out during landing
A video shows emergency slides being deployed from Delta Air Lines Flight 1437 after its tires blew out after landing Wednesday night in Georgia.
Delta Air Lines plane deploys emergency slides in Atlanta after tires blow out during landing
Delta Air Lines tells Fox Business one person has been injured in incident in Georgia. (Credit: Nolen Hill)
Poorly designed railroad crossing contributed to fatal Missouri Amtrak derailment, according to report
Federal investigators recently determined that a poorly designed railroad crossing in Missouri contributed to the fatal collision that killed four people and injured 146 others.
Ford sales climb in July, EVs struggle to gain traction
Sales of Ford vehicles were 5.9% higher this July than last amid rising demand for hybrids and pickups, while electric vehicle sales fell 18%, the automaker said Wednesday.
United Airlines bans passenger following viral video showing dispute over wine
United Airlines says it banned a “disruptive passenger" from future flights after she “continually refused" to follow instructions to return to her seat.
Trucking expert calls Yellow bankruptcy a ‘travesty, one of the largest’ within the industry
Yellow Corp.'s expected bankruptcy was decades in the making, says FreightWaves' Craig Fuller, who argues Teamsters were "dragging" the "precarious" situation.
Uber has held expenses in check but grown the top line ‘extremely aggressively’: Analyst Angelo Zino
CFRA Research equity analyst Angelo Zino unpacks Uber’s stock performance and success in the rideshare market on ‘Varney & Co.’
What pushed Yellow trucking company to point of bankruptcy?
Yellow Corp, one of the largest trucking companies in the U.S., is on the brink of collapse with bankruptcy expected any day. Here's what to know about what led to its downfall.
Yellow trucking halts operations, lays off 30K employees
FOX Business' Gerri Willis has the latest details on Yellow Corporation's bankruptcy on 'The Claman Countdown.'
US trucking giant Yellow shutting down operations amid standoff with Teamsters union
The U.S. Yellow Corporation shut down Sunday after more than 100 years in operation following years of financial struggles and the threat of a Teamsters strike.
United Airlines pilot removed from service after showing up drunk to flight
A United Airlines pilot was reportedly removed from service after he showed up to work drunk at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris on Sunday.