Their electric line now makes up almost 11% of all US EV’s.

Layoffs and talk about downsizing are increasing.

The US economy shrank by 0.9% in the second quarter. The 1.6% drop in the first quarter translates to back-to-back negative quarters. But is that a recession?

With inflation running rampant and a probable dud of a GDP report inbound, speculation about a 1% interest rate hike grew daily. Turns out, it wasn’t going to happen.

VW's ID.4 has a $36,000 base price and a plant in Tennessee cranking out 7000 a month.

In order to invest more in EV projects, up to 8,000 salaried employees in the Ford's gas-engine division could be laid off.

48% of quits are people switching industries. New business applications are up by more than 30%. Over 5.4 million last year alone.

Buyers are getting cold feet with rising mortgage rates and inflation is affecting consumer confidence and purchasing power.

If a 100 basis point increase lands, it’ll be the largest increase in modern Fed history.

We figured the Consumer Price Index wasn’t heading back down—the estimate was for 8.8%. Instead, a 9.1% number landed.