India's state-run airline is switching to low-fat meals for its crews as it looks to cut costs
In 2009, Air India fired 10 hostesses for being overweight after they failed to get back in shape years after they were switched to ground crew jobs.
Trump and GM exchange words amid UAW worker strike
A General Motors representative said on Tuesday that the White House "has no involvement" in the automaker's negotiations with the UAW.
Loadsmart is dominating digital freight brokerage—its CEO explains why
Loadsmart has landed strategic partnerships with Maersk, Dailmer, and other giants in the logistics world. CEO Ricardo Salgado told us why.
VW exec says battery costs below $100 per kWh: report
According to a report from The New York Times, an unnamed Volkswagen executive said the automaker pays less than $100 per kWh for its batteries.
Elon Musk says Tesla's pickup truck is now delayed until November
The prototype may arrive in 2019, but with full production set to follow the Model Y, it's likely you won't drive the electric truck anytime soon.
A FedEx C-suiter explains its e-commerce pivot, dumping Amazon
FedEx's revenue is 70% business-to-business. That complicates maintaining high margins while navigating the exploding world of e-commerce.
Lyft's newest service: Driving yourself
The ride-hailing company will now let you hail a rental car in three California cities, and give you a ride credit to get to the pickup location.
An analyst who thinks Tesla is worth $0 sees even more bad news in August's delivery numbers
Tesla's "most ardent believers" will soon realize that the company "is not a viable business," said EdMcCabe of Highbridge Capital Managemen.
How General Motors rose, fell — and rose again to become the top US automaker
Founded in 1908, GM rose to dominate the US auto industry. But in the 1980s and 1990s, it declined, and in 2009, it was bailed out and went bankrupt.
Yes, a physicist once lit his cigarette with a nuclear-bomb explosion. Here's how it worked.
A popular Reddit thread about an "atomic cigarette lighter" seems true. In 1952, the physicist Ted Taylor used a nuclear blast to ignite his smoke.
1994 McLaren F1 auctioned for a record-breaking $19.8 million
An ultra-rare 1994 McLaren F1 auctioned for $19.8 million at the Monterey car auctions on Friday.
Amazon sold 30-cent gas to promote 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' but ended up creating a massive traffic jam
Police began counting cars to make sure the line didn't impede traffic around the gas station as Angelenos lined up for cheap gas.
Uber has lost its mojo, says early investor, but can still beat Lyft
Those remarks came from Bradley Tusk, the company's first political strategist who invested in the company in 2011, told CNBC on Monday.
Uber confirms a hiring freeze in the US and Canada as the ride-hailing giant ramps up cost-cutting efforts
In July, Uber surprised 400 marketing employees with mass layoffs. Now, it's halting hiring for tech roles in the US
Uber's stock just hit a record low after last week's disastrous earnings report
Shares plummeted last week following a quarterly report that fell short of investor expectations last week. The sell-off continued through Monday.
Hong Kong flight cancellations from protesters to cause economic harm
Hong Kong International Airport contributes 5% of the city's gross domestic product, but the cancellations' long-term effects may be worse.
Elon Musk calls gas-powered cars a 'passing fad': 'They look cool in a museum'
Electric vehicles are making progress, but internal combustion engines still make up a vast majority of cars on the road today.
Here are the biggest risks Uber's facing, according to Wall Street analysts
From not turning a profit, to being beat by competitors on self-driving cars, here's what's keeping Wall Street analysts up at night.
5 good reasons for Tesla to leave the stock market
The scheme was a spectacular failure. But there are still good reasons why Tesla shouldn't be a public company.
Uber spent $5.2 billion in 3 months. Here's where all that money went.
A major chunk of that spending was on two things: stock-based compensation and driver rewards, both stemming from the company's IPO in May.
