Amy Stillman is a Business Reporter at various prestigious outlets, including Yahoo Finance and Bloomberg News. She specializes in themes related to telecommunications, transportation, and mobility, with a focus on the automotive industry, including driverless cars and telematics. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Fortune, The Boston Globe, and Automotive News.
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Amy Stillman's coverage heavily focuses on finance, economy, and business-related news in Mexico. She frequently reports on government announcements, private sector developments, and data-driven articles related to companies such as Air Liquide, Tesla, and Pemex.
Given her emphasis on citing data and providing detailed financial analysis of companies operating in Mexico, she is likely interested in expert commentary from industry analysts or economists who can offer insights into market trends and the impact of economic policies on businesses within the region. Additionally, professionals with knowledge of specific industries like automotive (Tesla), oil (Pemex), and industrial gases (Air Liquide) may find success pitching relevant stories.
As Amy's focus is primarily centered around Mexican finance & economy along with key industry players like Pemex,Tesla ,and Air Liquide it would be beneficial for sources to provide localized information or expertise related specifically to these areas when reaching out.
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By: Amy Stillman, Maggie Eastland
A global shortage of memory chips fueled by the artificial intelligence boom poses a growing risk to industries ranging from automakers to producers of medical devices, according to a coalition of US business groups who urged the Trump administration to help increase supply of the components.
The National Transportation Safety Board opened an investigation into a fatal crash this month involving a Tesla Inc. sedan in Texas, expanding scrutiny of an incident that has drawn national attention.
By: Amy Stillman
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board opened an investigation into a fatal crash this month involving a Tesla Inc. sedan in Texas, expanding scrutiny of an incident that has drawn national attention.
By: Amy Stillman, Kara Carlson
The new rule, part of an ongoing effort by the Trump administration to modernize standards for driverless cars, could ease the path for purpose-built autonomous vehicles including Tesla's Cybercab, a two-seat electric car that lacks a steering wheel and foot pedals. The robotaxi market includes a number of big-name players, including Amazon.com Inc.'s Zoox and Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo, the biggest operator of paid robotaxi rides in the U.S.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Ari Natter, Amy Stillman
Energy and shipping industry officials are locked in an increasingly bitter lobbying fight over the future of the century-old Jones Act, battling to determine the long-term fate of the critical protectionist law.
The Trump administration is working to develop new safety requirements governing how autonomous vehicles behave on the road in a bid to address mishaps that have marred the early track record of self-driving cars.
Goal is to create safety standards for manufacturers Key Takeaways: [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox .]
The Trump administration is working to develop new safety requirements governing how autonomous vehicles behave on the road as the industry contends with a series of safety mishaps.
Amazon Inc.’s driverless-car business issued a software recall across its fleet after one of its robotaxis struggled to navigate through heavy smoke, the latest in a string of incidents involving autonomous vehicles at emergency scenes.
No one was injured in June 20 incident Key Takeaways: [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox .]
