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Amid a high-speed police pursuit in Northern California with speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour, a mazed officer noticed a warning in his car—it was running low on electricity.

Striking UAW workers will get their health care coverage back, GM said Thursday.

Labor costs vary widely within the U.S. auto industry, and that could strengthen GM's bargaining position.

UAW-GM Vice President Terry Dittes provided an update to the union's negotiations with the automaker.

Why haven't negotiations between UAW and GM made progress?

Sanders isn't the first presidential hopeful to make a show of solidarity.

With many replacement part warehouses shut down, dealers are beginning to run short of components to repair cars, trucks and SUVs.

GM has reportedly backed off on proposing that workers pay for more of their health care.

California and the White House battled last week over vehicle emissions standards.

A Tennessee court on Sunday granted GM's request to tell striking workers not to block the entrance to the Spring Hill assembly plant.

In Ohio and Canada, GM has furloughed more than 1,200 employees at engine plants.

The recreational vehicle industry is combating its vocation shortage and falling sales with a dedicated training institute.

The SEC alleges that Carlos Ghosn and his Nissan subordinates concealed more than $90 million of his compensation from investors and public disclosure starting in 2009.

The United Auto Workers strike is now in its second week.

Other candidates expressed their support on social media.

At least 75 countries, following China’s lead, are actively using AI tools such as facial recognition for surveillance.