Autos & Transportation

Proxy-advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services says the move would push Spirit’s board to negotiate more seriously with JetBlue.

Ford, Tesla and GM are among auto makers that have announced recalls this year.

Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

Rare vehicle sells for $142 million, nearly three times as large as the previous record

Drivers of Porsche cars can switch on privacy mode to stop the auto maker from tracking their data, or they can consent to having their data used for specific services.

Travel companies are embracing wellness travel, offering free virtual therapy sessions and “joy ambassadors” as pandemic-weary vacationers hit the road.

Frontier Group CEO Barry Biffle says the forces pushing plane ticket prices higher have no quick fix.

Executives from Wells Fargo, Magic Leap, Frontier Airlines, Gopuff, Chloé and more are also set to speak on the first day of the wide-ranging event.

The French car maker has swerved from crisis to crisis in recent years. Finally it is coming up with bolder responses.

The French auto maker has reached a deal to cede its 68% stake in AvtoVAZ to a state-backed entity for one ruble and a six-year option to buy back its shares, according to people familiar with the matter—illustrating the limited options that Western firms face in leaving Russia.

The recall over potentially faulty air-bag sensors comes as the startup is trying to build brand awareness and break into a competitive market dominated by well-established car companies.

The Japanese car makers both issued cautious guidance, triggering stock selloffs, but could perform better than U.S. peers amid high gas prices and affordability concerns.

The electric-vehicle startup reported its quarterly net loss nearly quadrupled to $1.6 billion with revenue below Wall Street expectations, but it maintained its production forecast for the year.

The company said it expected rising prices for raw materials would lower operating profit by the equivalent of $11 billion in the current fiscal year ending March 2023.

The Changsha city government says it is investigating gas emissions from a BYD plant following complaints from residents.

The French car maker discusses handing over its 68% stake in Russia’s biggest auto maker to a state-backed entity, according to a report in Russian state media.

The German luxury-car maker saw net profit fall nearly a fifth in the first three months of the year because of higher costs, including expenses related to the suspension of business in Russia.

Higher vehicle prices are helping to offset mounting challenges for the Detroit auto maker.

Thousands of vehicles are stuck at a Belgium port as customs officials navigate what can be shipped to Russia. ‘It will take months to clear.’

French prosecutors have zeroed in on about $16 million in payments from Renault to an Omani dealership, money they suspect ended up in companies controlled by the former auto executive and his family.