Automotive
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FORT MILL, S.C.—For Continental, some things have changed thanks to COVID-19, others remain the same in the tire making business.
The Best Places to Work program is open to virtually all companies doing business in any aspect of the rubber industry.
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CHICAGO—Amsted Seals and Forming's newest acquisition is the wheel deal.
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A legal battle over the Trump administration's new fuel efficiency standards has begun.
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WASHINGTON—The United Steelworkers union has turned its crusade to protect U.S. tire workers from "dumped and subsidized" passenger and light truck tires on four new targets—South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
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DETROIT—In the second week of production after the coronavirus shutdown, the Detroit 3 aimed to find a balance: Keep factory floors from spreading infection while racing to fulfill orders from dealers desperate for inventory.
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DETROIT—ZF Friedrichshafen has completed its acquisition of Wabco Holdings.
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GENEVA—The organizers of the Geneva auto show have said the event may not be held next year amid a dispute with the local authorities over a bailout and a reluctance by some auto makers to attend.
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SALEM, Va.—Yokohama is planning to restart production at its passenger/light truck tire plant in Salem.
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What's the best way to boost inventory in the U.S. and Canada? Some auto makers see summer as the answer.