Andrew Ross is a columnist and editor for The New York Times, as well as a co-anchor for SquawkCNBC. He is the author of "Too Big To Fail" and the founder of DealBook. With a focus on business and finance, Andrew's work has appeared in various publications, including The New York Times, The Guardian, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Andrew Ross predominantly covers topics related to the automotive industry, including aftermarket products, car parts, and training. His coverage heavily features press releases and data citations from the private sector.
If you are in the automotive industry or a related field such as manufacturing, supply chain management, or vocational education/training programs for auto technicians, Andrew may be interested in hearing from you with new product launches or significant company announcements backed by solid data.
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The Canadian Repair Coalition, right to repair, taking aim an automakers using rising vehicle theft to restrict access to repair information.
Lordco Auto Parts held it's 34th Annual Trade Show this week, with thousands of aftermarket professionals making the trip.
The restaurant, which opened in Portland during the pandemic, is finally finding its footing.
By: Andrew Ross
AAPEX Education Online will kick-off its free webinar series with a panel of shop owners discussing the automotive aftermarket supply chain.
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DENSO Products and Services Americas, Inc., an affiliate of leading mobility supplier DENSO, announces MobiQ: the company’s new brand of aftermarket smart mobility and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) products and solutions. DENSO unveiled MobiQ today at ITS America Conference & Expo 2024 in Phoenix. “MobiQ stands for mobility, intelligence and quality,” said Hiroshi Yanone, senior manager of Connected Services at […]
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2024 Young Leader of the Year recipient Patrick Verriet says following in his father's aftermarket footsteps wasn't something he embraced.
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