Brad Anderson

The ID. Unyx 06 and 07 are set to lead a Level 3 rollout built on a locally developed Chinese electronic architecture

EMC left the original turbodiesel five-cylinder in this 250GD, then gave it enough hardware to reach 225 hp from 150

Tesla posted its best second quarter ever, then watched $214.5 billion vanish in a single session on Wall Street

Managers keep blaming gut calls for bad hires, but a growing push in human resources points to a simpler cause: many teams never agree on what good looks like. The idea gained fresh attention this week as hiring leaders revisited how they define roles, evaluate candidates, and hold interviews. The goal is to cut costly misfires by setting clear standards before a resume lands in the inbox.

Dealerships will inspect the rear axle carriers, which may be prone to detaching, and replace them as required

Ukraine has stepped up pressure on Russia by zeroing in on Wildberries, the country's largest online retailer, in a move that suggests the conflict is widening into daily economic life. The effort appears to have gathered pace in recent days, pointing to a strategy that goes past oil depots and rail lines to hit a household name used by millions across Russia.

Artificial intelligence demands have led to a six-fold surge in DRAM chip prices this year The automotive industry accounts for roughly 10 percent of global DRAM use.

Hyundai's pickup truck for America is coming, and there are already thoughts about a luxury version wearing a different badge

Pickup drivers came down hard against electric power for off-road duty, and SUV owners weren't far behind them

A new Dallas dealership drops the salespeople, unlocks every car, and hands the entire buying process over to your phone