Ford Workers Speak Out

Automaker and the United Auto Workers union are having trouble convincing some workers to accept changes that would lower Ford's labor costs.

Nov 2nd, 2009

Warehousing, Goods Driving Jobs Exceed Pre-Pandemic Levels

E-commerce has fueled major demand for loading & stocking and driving positions that move goods throughout the supply chain.

Monkey Plays Video Games with Neuralink’s Brain Interface

Elon Musk says we may soon see patients controlling devices using only their minds.

Toro Snowthrower Recalled Over Amputation Risk

The augers can fail to turn off.

Gunpowder Plant Owner Denied Early Release

The company owner was prosecuted for ignoring safety measures and improperly training his staff.

Walmart to Invest $14B in Automation, Supply Chain

An expanded e-commerce assortment will reduce both shipping time and costs.

Bigger, Faster and with Lasers … Maybe

Here are some things you might not know about the President’s two new planes.

Co-Worker Fatally Stabbed at Iowa Pork Plant

Police arrested a 26-year-old suspect who was familiar with the victim.

McLaren Artura Supercar Debuts as Plug-in Hybrid

And the price tag might surprise you.

Beekeeping Supplier Fined $264K Over Finger Amputation, Hazards

The amputation wasn’t the only serious injury to occur at the company — just the first to be reported.

Mystery Man on Jetpack Might Be Mannequin Drone

The jetpack-clad individual first generated concern by flying far too close to incoming jets above LAX.

Adidas Is Selling Reebok

It's just not working out anymore.

Volkswagen a ‘Victim’ in EV Battery Spat

A dispute with a battery supplier is complicating VW's electrification plans.