Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has confirmed it is scrapping plans to build a new model in the English city of Sunderland, citing uncertainty over Brexit and further highlighting employers' fears of a no-deal departure by the UK from the European Union.
The CEO of Uber is encouraging customers to book bicycles instead of cars for short urban trips, even if that costs his company.
Ryanair has introduced restrictive new baggage rules that risk upsetting passengers.
Volkswagen has been accused of ruining crops planted near one of its factories in Mexico by using technology to alter the weather.
Brexit has already slammed the pound once. It could happen again.
1. Tesla CEO speaks: Elon Musk has given an emotional interview to the New York Times that addresses his controversial tweet about taking Tesla private.
Ryanair was forced to cancel nearly 400 flights on Friday because of pilot strikes in some of its biggest markets.
The United Kingdom got only its second interest rate hike in over a decade on Thursday. Brexit will decide whether it gets another one any time soon.
Global trade tensions have put automakers under pressure. But Volkswagen says new emission tests in Europe pose the biggest threat to its business.
The Swiss hospital that treated Sergio Marchionne says the former Fiat Chrysler CEO received treatment for a serious illness for more than a year before he died.
