Jack Ewing

Bumpy ride ahead for electric vehicle makers after US passes Climate Bill

Most environmentalists have generally applauded the Inflation Reduction Act, despite concessions made to the fossil fuel industry

German automakers step up to Silicon Valley challenge

To combat the likes of Tesla, BMW is planning to expand its i Series line

Flurry of settlements over toxic mortgages may save banks billions

The $7.2-billion settlement with Deutsche Bank was a relief on Friday to its investors

Italy's largest bank to cut 14,000 jobs

Contrary to expectations, shares of Italian banks including UniCredit have risen since December 4, the day of the referendum on the constitutional overhaul

New emissions cheating software may lurk in Audis

The disclosure raises suspicions that Volkswagen used a new type of emissions cheating software in some Audis

Chinese investment in Europe firms is raising eyebrows

US Volkswagen owners get cash; in Europe, they get plastic tubes

Volkswagen owners in Europe at most get a software update and a short length of plastic tubing

Behind Volkswagen settlement, a path fraught with pitfalls and clashing egos

Volkswagen not alone in flouting pollution limits

A growing stack of government and private studies has made increasingly clear that Volkswagen was hardly the only company to flout pollution limits

Europe to remove 500-euro note

The 500-euro note is more compact and convenient for evading the gaze of authorities

Volkswagen: Sarcasm and doubt ahead of update on cheating inquiry

Some critics doubt Germany's willingness to be tough on the automaker

Volkswagen claims fix for diesel car emissions in Europe

Of the 11 million vehicles that the company has admitted programming to cheat on emissions tests, most are in Europe, and about 8.5 million of those require repairs

Volkswagen faces major spending cuts and regulatory deadlines

Engine drawbacks drove Volkswagen to fix tests

As Volkswagen pushed to be No. 1, ambitions grew into a scandal

Volkswagen names Müller, an insider, as CEO

Volkswagen head resigns amid emission scandal

The resignation came after the company admitted that some diesel cars in the US contained software designed to evade emissions tests

US claims Volkswagen dodged emission norms, orders recall

Carmaker could face fines of $37,500 for each recalled vehicle, or a possible overall penalty of $18 billion

Apple and Google create buzz at Frankfurt Motor Show

Devices crashing on iOS 9 update, say Apple customers

Former French first lady pitches for Ford in France

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy portraying a provincial soccer coach in a new campaign by Ford Motor to improve sales in France