Stellantis shareholders approved a $2.3 billion dividend Tuesday, even as the company announced a pause on stock buybacks.

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The White House is pressuring Colombia to halt new auto safety regulations that could block nearly $700 million in U.S. car ...

Barclays downgraded the U.S. auto and mobility sector from "neutral" to "negative" on Tuesday, sending several auto stocks ...

The White House is pressuring Colombia to halt new auto safety regulations that could block nearly $700 million in U.S. car ...

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Mercedes-Benz USA has announced the appointment of Adam Chamberlain as the new CEO to succeed Dimitris Psillakis.

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On the latest episode of Lessons in Leadership, Dave Anderson shares a powerful truth: leaders must be intentional about setting the tone ...

Nissan will cut production of its top-selling Rogue SUV, at its Kyushu, Japan plant between May and July in response to the 25% tariffs.

GM CEO Mary Barra earned $29.5M in 2024—310x the average worker—after hitting performance targets and leading record profits.