Trucking jobs evaporate as shortage worsens
The truck transportation sector saw a loss of 11,400 jobs in September, according to U.S. Department of Labor data, as the trucker shortage continued.
Boeing's 737 Max 10 may not be approved by FAA until summer 2023: report
Boeing reportedly may not receive Federal Aviation Administration approval for 737 Max 10 aircraft until next summer over cockpit alerting requirement concerns.
Georgia state court rejects incentive plan for Rivian $5-billion plant
A state court in Georgia rejected a $1.5 Billion incentive to bring a Rivian factory to the state on the grounds that the proposal did not appear feasible.
NioCorp CEO Mark Smith bets on EV demand with mine for rare minerals
NioCorp executive chairman and CEO Mark Smith discusses the company's plan to mine critical minerals for electric vehicle manufacturing on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Metrolink, Amtrak suspend service between LA area and San Diego indefinitely because of shifting ground
Metrolink and Amtrak train services linking San Diego to Los Angeles have been suspended indefinitely over safety concerns in the community of San Clemente.
Delta pilots open voting for strike authorization as contract negotiations falter
Delta pilots opened the vote to decided whether to strike over contract negations over compensation for flight cancellations, competitive pay, and hours.
United Airlines will halt service at New York's JFK airport
100 United Airlines employees affected by FAA's current inability to give United more slots at JFK. The air carrier remained optimistic about more future slots.
Tampa airport 'pretty crowded' after reopening to flights Friday morning: CEO Joe Lopano
Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano encourages travelers to get to the airport 'a couple hours early' as it reopens for the first time since Hurricane Ian.
Ford to invest $700M, add 500 jobs at Louisville truck plant
Ford Motor will invest $700 million mainly at its Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville, creating about 500 new jobs over the next four years.
Hertz, BP teaming up to build electric vehicle charging network
The fast-charging hubs will be managed by BP's Omega software and available to Hertz customers, including taxi and ride-sharing drivers, as well as the general public.
Ford asks for new trial after $1.7 billion jury verdict in truck rollover lawsuit
Ford is asking a Georgia court for a new trial. The jury reached a $1.7 billion verdict, but Ford wasn't allowed to provide evidence that the truck was safe.
Biden to require airlines, travel sites to disclose all fees to air travelers
The fee disclosure initiative is part of a broader Biden administration effort to ensure airline and travel companies give customers a fair chance at weighing the cost of goods and services.
GM to invest $760M to shift Ohio plant to EV-part production
GM will convert its Toledo factory from building transmissions to electric drive units, becoming the first U.S. powertrain facility repurposed for EV production.
Ford’s latest supply-chain snarl: not enough blue oval badges
Ford delayed deliveries of vehicles because it didn’t have the blue oval badges for them, in an example of how supply-chain challenges have hit auto makers.
BNSF: Rail accident victims should have to use arbitration
Four people died when an Amtrak train collided with a truck on June 27. BNSF, which owns the tracks, says victims' tickets' terms and conditions included arbitration agreements.
Inflation is a 'thief': Rep. French Hill
Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., discusses inflation, a looming rail strike, the GOP's campaign agenda, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the border crisis on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg pitches electric vehicles to Texans
Pete Buttigieg pitched electric vehicles on Thursday in Texas, where an overtaxed power grid could pose problems for the transition from gas-powered cars.
Boeing to pay $200 million to settle SEC investigation related to 737 MAX crashes
Boeing to settle an SEC investigation into allegedly misleading statements the company and then-Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg made about the 737 MAX.
SpaceX looking to expand Starlink to school buses
Elon Musk's aerospace giant has expressed support for FCC chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel's proposal to approve new funding for Wi-Fi hotspots for school buses under its E-Rate program.
Stagflation is 'our biggest concern': David Sokol
Teton Capital Chairman and CEO David Sokol discussed the Federal Reserve's rate hike, FedEx raising concerns about a weakening global shipping, and the housing market on 'Mornings with Maria.'



















