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Auto industry braces for weeks of disruption after bridge collapse

Auto industry braces for weeks of disruption after bridge collapse
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Detroit automakers work to reroute exports and parts after Baltimore bridge collapse

The early morning collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge near the Port of Baltimore could be costly and impact operations at Detroit automakers.

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Chicago Assembly Plant marks 100 years

The Chicago Assembly Plant, Ford s oldest factory in the United States, started making Model Ts on the banks of the Calumet River and is now celebrating its 100th anniversary.

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GM s high-level meetings with railroads to get new cars to market faster

GM's factory lots were cleared by the end of last year as a result of a series of top-level meetings between the automaker and railroad companies.

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Air freight volumes soar as Red Sea delays, risks make more big retailers, auto companies nervous

Companies including retailers and carmakers are shifting cargo away from the Red Sea as Houthi attacks persist, leading to a big spike in air freight volumes.

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