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Structural Engineer Grades Could Keep You Up at Night

Of all the disciplines, structural engineers have the lowest first-time pass rate.

Tesla Targeted by 'Sabotage'

The saboteur tried to cover his tracks, blame a co-worker and destroy a computer.

JBS Faces COVID Protocol Negligence Accusations

Screening equipment didn't function properly and visibly ill employees were encouraged to work.

CAT Gets Boost from Driverless Construction Equipment

Sectors like mining have been hit hard by virus outbreaks.

AR Specs Customized for Canine Troops

This approach could ensure greater safety for both two- and four-legged soldiers.

Prent Picks N.M. for $12.5M Medical Packaging Facility

The company's 11th plant is expected to create 85 jobs.

Toyota to Build Hydrogen Fuel Semi in U.S.

The truck will combine Toyota’s hydrogen fuel cell capabilities with Hino’s new XL Series chassis, which boasts up to 360 horsepower and up to 1,150 foot-pounds of torque.

Waymo Launches Publicly Available Driverless Taxis

Waymo says there will be no attendant on board.

Aviation Outlook Worse Than Expected

Airlines opt for older units amid plummeting ticket sales.

Manufacturer Invests $41M at World’s Largest Nitrogen Fertilizer Complex

The project will help add jobs in Louisiana with an average salary of $100,000.

'Glitch' Forces All Polestar 2s Off the Road

The 'most complete electric cars money can buy' are shutting off and can't be restarted.

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Daimler to Cut Costs by 20%

The goal is to increase profits by selling more luxury vehicles.