A Billion-Dollar Kentucky Battery Plant Went Bankrupt, Got Fined By The DOJ, And Is Now Owned By The Contractor It Never Paid
The Department of Justice just closed the books on a $7.5 million fraud settlement involving...
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The Department of Justice just closed the books on a $7.5 million fraud settlement involving...
Somewhere in Canberra, government lawyers are trying to work out exactly what a Toyota RAV4...
Kia just told the owners of 462,869 Tellurides to park their SUVs away from the...
Somewhere inside BYD’s July sales numbers is an admission the company will never put in...
Wall Street decided this one was noise. The engineering paperwork says otherwise. On July 29,...
Somewhere in the next year, your car might get recalled and you’ll never know it...
California has run this play before, just never on speeders. For thirty-five years the state...
Alpine’s American plan is one of those stories where the paperwork tells you more than...
BMW picked a strange hill to build its first billboard on. If you own a...
Somewhere in Norway, an aluminum smelter running mostly on hydroelectric power is melting down old...
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The federal government just told a company it can charge money for rides in a...
Forget the number for a second. One and a half million trucks sounds like the...
Carvana had the best quarter in its history on Wednesday and got its head kicked...
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