Uber loses another senior figure as European policy chief quits
LONDON (Reuters) - Uber's European policy chief Christopher Burghardt is quitting to join the electric vehicle charging network company Chargepoint, the companies said on Tuesday, becoming latest senior figure to leave the taxi app.
Uber loses another senior figure as European policy chief quits
LONDON (Reuters) - Uber's European policy chief Christopher Burghardt is quitting to join the electric vehicle charging network company Chargepoint, the companies said on Tuesday, becoming latest senior figure to leave the taxi app.
Harley-Davidson beats profit estimates, backs full-year forecast
U.S. motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc. reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday and maintained its full-year shipments forecast, despite prolonged weak demand in its home market.
Harley-Davidson beats profit estimates, backs full-year forecast
U.S. motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc. reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday and maintained its full-year shipments forecast, despite prolonged weak demand in its home market.
GM workers in Canada end strike at Equinox factory
Workers at a General Motors factory in Canada ended a four-week strike that stalled production of the Chevrolet Equinox.
Mercedes to pump $1B into Alabama, create 600 jobs
Mercedes-Benz will invest $1 billion into expanding its U.S. manufacturing operations in Alabama to support production of electric cars.
Mercedes to pump $1B into Alabama, create 600 jobs
Mercedes-Benz will invest $1 billion into expanding its U.S. manufacturing operations in Alabama to support production of electric cars.
Luxury jet buyers think resale value in tough market
Jet owners are steering clear of gold panels and gaudy features, opting instead for the airborne equivalent of beige.
Luxury jet buyers think resale value in tough market
Jet owners are steering clear of gold panels and gaudy features, opting instead for the airborne equivalent of beige.
Boeing passenger jets have falsely-certified Kobe Steel products: source
Boeing has used Kobe Steel products that include those falsely certified by the Japanese company, a source told Reuters.
Lufthansa's swoop on Air Berlin stirs competition concerns
With the ink barely dry on Lufthansa's deal to take over large parts of insolvent Air Berlin, the airline risks having its wings clipped by regulators and rivals concerned about unfair competition.
BMW recalls 85,000 X3 SUVs to fix air bag problem
BMW is recalling 85,302 SUVs in the U.S. because air bags for the front passenger seat may not activate.
Uber appeals decision to cancel its London license
Uber has appealed the decision to deny it a new operating license in London.
Uber appeals decision to cancel its London license
Uber has appealed the decision to deny it a new operating license in London.
Pickup trucks cost big bucks, but sales keep plowing ahead
Full-size trucks, which include the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado, are on pace to set their best market share since 2007.
Pickup trucks cost big bucks, but sales keep plowing ahead
Full-size trucks, which include the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado, are on pace to set their best market share since 2007.
Uber set to appeal London license loss
Uber has until Friday to formally appeal the London transportation authority’s decision not to review its license to operate in the city, which could cost the popular ride-sharing company millions of local customers.
Uber set to appeal London license loss
Uber has until Friday to formally appeal the London transportation authority’s decision not to review its license to operate in the city, which could cost the popular ride-sharing company millions of local customers.
FAA orders A380 engine inspections after Air France incident
U.S. aviation authorities have ordered visual inspections of fan hubs in engines used on some Airbus SE A380 jets after an engine came apart on an Air France flight last month, forcing it to make an emergency landing.
FAA orders A380 engine inspections after Air France incident
U.S. aviation authorities have ordered visual inspections of fan hubs in engines used on some Airbus SE A380 jets after an engine came apart on an Air France flight last month, forcing it to make an emergency landing.










