Jamie Butters

The Automotive News All-Star selections for 2023 reflect the industry's many changes in powertrains, retailing, manufacturing and beyond.

So is Los Angeles a green show or not? There was an EV unveiling, but hybrids and ICE offerings also made their debut.

Unionized automakers facing falling margins and rising interest rates will soon pay quite a bit more for labor.

Two days after surprising Ford with a mid-week strike of a productive truck plant, the union chief says strike expansions won’t happen only on Fridays.

Toyota is rethinking how to make EVs as it aims to compete with Tesla. No wonder the UAW is bargaining so hard.

In the third week of the UAW strike against the Detroit 3, the tone of the rhetoric does not indicate that a resolution is closer than it was a week ago.

The drama is building in this second week of the UAW strike against the Detroit 3, even as Unifor in Canada brings home its first ratification.

Lithia's deal with Pendragon, one of the U.K.'s largest dealership groups — and the prospect of a competing Penske Automotive Group bid — reflect the evolving world of auto retail.

Heading into this next workweek, the industry may be feeling a bit more stress and worry than usual as UAW President Shawn Fain threatens to broaden his historic 'stand-up strike.'

With my deadline hours before the UAW contract was set to expire and less than two days before the Detroit auto show was to open to the public — I'm trying to resist writing about those two events in this column.

We're heading into a big week for the auto industry — and a really big week for Automotive News.

Is the auto industry to blame for climate change? Not entirely, but it's clearly had a role. Automotive News presents "Driving to Zero," a new limited series podcast on the industry's efforts to achieve carbon neutrality.

UAW President Shawn Fain points to executive income to rally union members as strike risk looms

A number of unsettling data points have raised some doubts about the electric vehicle revolution. Easier charging is one factor that would go a long way toward making EVs attractive to more consumers.

Partnerships can help develop new ideas; companies must be flexible.