An administrative judge for the National Labor Relations Board in the U.S.
An administrative judge for the National Labor Relations Board ruled that Mercedes-Benz violated the organizing rights of workers at its Alabama plant by not allowing the distribution of union literature in common areas during off-work hours.
Ford hopes to regain fuel economy bragging rights in big pickups by offering a special 'SFE' package on the aluminum-bodied 2015 F-150. The Super Fuel Economy package -- or SFE -- will be available on XL and XLT models.
Ford is deploying iPhones for corporate use to employees worldwide, scoring a win for Apple as it seeks to lure more corporate customers.
With a zero to 62mph time of just five seconds, this is the fastest Golf yet. But does the 300PS (221kW), four-wheel drive R live up to the hype?
With a background in IT and start-ups, Georg Ell isn't your typical car company boss. But he seems a perfect fit in his role as UK and Ireland country manager for Tesla Motors.
Lear has posted a highly positive set of financial results for the second quarter, helped by higher volumes in automotive seating and electrical products as order schedules climbed in key markets.
South Africa employers body, NEASA, says the extra 2% required to meet today's settlement figure of 10% and end the country's crippling metalworking strike, is unaffordable for many of its members.
Volkswagen's move to add extra German production shifts for the Golf, which the company has attributed to strong demand, is also due to problems adjusting to its new MQB platform, company sources said.
It might be about to enter its ninth year of production but the L200 pick-up remains competitive and has aided Mitsubishi Motors Europe's 23% year-on-year H1 sales rise.
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk will be providing the voice for himself in an episode in the 26th season of 'The Simpsons,' the show's executive producer, Al Jean, said at a recent Comic-Con panel.
TRW - a supplier that has attracted M&A interest from ZF - has beaten expectations to report second quarter net profit up 7% to $265m.
Toyota is planning to name its $69,000 fuel-cell car Mirai, the Japanese word for future, a person familiar with the decision told Bloomberg.
Toyota plans to name its $69,000 fuel-cell car Mirai, the Japanese word for future, a source said. The company is betting that consumers will embrace fuel-cell cars over pure electric vehicles.