When Microsoft introduced a new version of its Bing search engine that includes the artificial intelligence of a chatbot, company executives knew they were climbing out on a limb.

Ford Motor has stopped production and shipments of its electric pickup truck, the F-150 Lightning, while it looks into a potential problem with the vehicle’s battery pack.

The company said the robotaxi trip marks the first time that a vehicle designed without human controls has carried passengers on a public road.

Jamie Wallisch wants companies to recognize that they truly have leverage. “Manufacturers do have an important part to play, even though it seems so high up and far removed,” she says.

Competition, government incentives and falling raw material prices are making battery-powered cars more affordable sooner than expected.

The Tesla chief executive officer’s latest reveling had to do with the Semi, the heavy-duty truck that took five years to go from prototype to production.

For global high-tech manufacturers, is the pendulum swinging from outsourcing back to insourcing?

Disney, which is under pressure to turn a profit from its global streaming business, said it would reorganize into three segments.

Zoom had bumped up hiring during the pandemic to meet surging demand, but now joins U.S. companies in reining in costs to brace for a potential recession.

The Dell cuts have been announced against a backdrop of widespread lay-offs in the tech sector, despite the wider U.S. economy adding 517,000 jobs in January.