Andrew Ross is a Journalist at The New York Times and co-anchor at Squawk CNBC. He covers a range of topics including technology, finance, and automotive, often exploring themes related to software, investment, and industrial vehicles. Andrew's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Orlando Sentinel, The Guardian, and The New Review of Books.
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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.
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By: Andrew Ross
The Ontario Tire Dealers Association says tire collection challenges remain widespread across the province, with reports continuing to surface of delayed pickups, growing on-site stockpiles, and collectors being removed from established collection networks. The association is asking members experiencing issues to continue providing updated information and supporting documentation as it works with regulators and government […]
In the wake of a recent high profile vehcle theft ring bust in Washington, D.C. that highlighted the evolving threats to modern vehicle security systems, the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) has issued a statement that it continues to serve as the industry’s established secure access authority. Industry watchhers will be aware that in April Jeanine […]
By: Andrew Ross
Grant Brothers Sales Ltd has announced the appointment of Todd Russell as Sales Manager supporting British Columbia.
Richard Best, 72, of Fresno, California, was sentenced to three years in prison and ordered to pay $2 million in restitution for his role in a fraud scheme that stole millions of dollars’ worth of canola (used to make livestock feed) from international food processors, U.S. Attorney Eric Grant announced.
By: Andrew Ross
Ideal Supply Inc. has announced the appointment of Steve Van Kessel as Director of Sales – Automotive Division. The company said Van Kessel brings extensive automotive aftermarket experience along with a strong track record in leadership, strategic planning, and relationship development across customers, suppliers, and distribution teams. In his new role, Van Kessel will lead […]
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Fix Network is proud to announce it has reached a major fundraising milestone, surpassing $1 million dollars raised since 2016 in support of Ronald McDonald House Canada.
Milwaukee Tool held the ribbon-cutting Service Hub in Canada, located in the Town of Georgina, about a one-hour drive north of Toronto, Ont.
By: Andrew Ross
Recent insights into U.S. aftermarket DIY trends may provide a window into potential shifts in Canada and clues for aftermarket businesses.
Advance Auto Parts, Inc., a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider announced its financial results for the first quarter.
An industry group is calling for greater transparency around battery condition, arguing that current measurements do not provide a complete picture of battery health.
