Deputy Team Leader, US Transport & Industrials
Ryan Beene is a Deputy Team Leader at US Transport & Industrials. He specializes in automotive and car manufacturing, providing insights and analysis on industry trends and developments. Ryan's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including the Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg News, and Fortune.
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Ryan Beene's coverage is focused on the aviation industry, with an emphasis on regulatory and safety issues. His articles cover a range of topics including aviation incidents, regulatory actions by the FAA, and specific company developments within the aerospace industry.
Given his extensive coverage of government announcements and reliance on data citations, Ryan would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into aviation safety regulations, trends in the aerospace industry, or analysis based on relevant data. Pitches related to major players like Boeing or RTX could also capture his interest.
As travel and business are significant themes in Ryan's articles, he may also welcome pitches related to how these areas intersect with aviation and aerospace industries. Given this broad focus across various aspects of the aviation sector, potential contributors should ensure their ideas align closely with Ryan’s expertise.
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Tesla Inc. warned that provisions in President Donald Trump’s $3.4 trillion fiscal package will pose meaningful challenges for the EV maker in the next several months.
(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. warned that provisions in President Donald Trumps $3.4 trillion fiscal package will pose meaningful challenges for the EV
President Donald Trump is betting that tariffs on imports of vehicles and automotive parts will bring more manufacturing to US shores.
(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump is betting that tariffs on imports of vehicles and automotive parts will bring more manufacturing to US
By: David Welch, Ryan Beene
General Motors Co. plans to purchase electric-vehicle batteries from China to power its upcoming entry-level EV until it can procure US-made batteries through its partnership with South Korea’s LG Energy Solution.
By: David Welch, Ryan Beene
General Motors Co. planea comprar baterías para vehículos eléctricos en China para alimentar su próximo modelo básico de EV hasta que pueda adquirir baterías fabricadas en Estados Unidos a través de su asociación con la surcoreana LG Energy Solution.
By: Ryan Beene, David Welch
Temporary Move Cuts Costs Amid US Tariff Challenges GM will face tariffs on what it imports from CATL until it can source domestically produced LFP cells. (Angus Mordant/Bloomberg)
Union Pacific Corp.’s takeover of Norfolk Southern Corp. will create a stronger competitor to long-haul trucking and take about 2 million truckloads off US roads each year, the companies said as they pursue regulatory approval for the combination.
The United States Postal Service plans to raise prices on package shipments to offset the soaring cost of fuel, the Wall Street Journal reported.
(Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. and Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd. previously held talks about bringing Chinese automotive technology to the US market
