Industries

Germany's union head is warning that cutting off Russian natural gas imports will collapse major industries like aluminum, glass, and the chemical industry.

Toyota is carrying out a safety recall of thousands of 2022 Tundra vehicles because some models could have nuts on the rear axle assembly that loosen over time.

Escalating purchase prices and rising interest rates are making cars less and less affordable to the average consumer, with monthly payments averaging $712 in May.

Tesla reported quarterly sales of 254,000 vehicles, which fell to their lowest level since last fall due to supply chain issues and pandemic restrictions in China.

The first lawsuits have been filed only days after an Amtrak train collision and derailment in rural Missouri that left four people dead and injured up to 150 others.

A&M Farms, based in Lyons, Georgia, recalled Vidalia onions that were shipped to five states and made available at Wegman's and Publix locations.

The Department of the Interior unveiled its long-awaited plan for offshore drilling, including the possibility of holding between 0-11 lease sales through 2028.

GM expects total net income for the quarter in the range of $1.6 billion and $1.9 billion and adjusted earnings in the range of $2.3 billion and $2.6 billion.

American Petroleum Institute's Frank Macchiarola says the EPA's attempt to regulate the Permian Basin would halt the "most prolific" oil field in the U.S.

Kohl's received an initial bid of $60 per share from The Vitamin Shoppe owner valuing the retailer at about $8 billion. However, it later submitted a revised $53 per share offer without definitive financing arrangements to consummate a transaction.

Stock futures are starting the new month of July with declines just the same way June finished with losses for the major equity markets.

The U.S. government held its first onshore oil and gas sales from public lands since President Biden took office, bringing in $22 million on the rights for 110 square miles.

Over 40 million people are expected to travel by car this July 4th. Despite high gas prices, demand for RVs is said to be soaring, with manufacturing at a high.

Michio Kaku, an American physicist and author, argues NASA's introduction of 3D-printed satellites is a "game changer" for the expensive cost of space travel.

The Transportation Department announced the launch of a $1 billion pilot program, with the goal of reconnecting American communities by updating infrastructure.

Spirit Airways has pushed back a scheduled shareholder vote on the merger offer from Frontier Holdings by another week, as the three-way bidding war that also involves JetBlue continues.

Craig Hazelett, the CEO of Driftwood Garden Center in Florida, said he is helping his employees pay for gas so that he doesn't lose workers and can attract new ones.

Winnebago brand manager Bobby Hensinger expects RV sales to "certainly remain strong" in the long-term after a survey found campers are more likely to consider buying or using one.

Ford's safety compliance recall covers 2,666 vehicles in the U.S. and 220 in Canada in the 2022 model year with 20-inch or 22-inch all-season tires.

A coalition of 16 states filed a brief Tuesday rebuffing an appeals panel decision and arguing in favor of the expansion of a major underground coal mine in central Montana.