Car company collapse hits science
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UK science becomes an unexpected victim of the Rover collapse as funds used to soften the impact of the failure are clawed back from research.
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Advances coming out of established research labs and nimble automotive startups threaten to leave Detroit in the dust. Again.
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The slumping housing industry, already hitting Americans hard in two areas - escalating adjustable-rate mortgages because of the credit crisis and decreased borrowing power due to declining home values - is now sending tremors through the automotive industry.
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The issue of reducing carbon dioxide  (CO2) emissions from cars has lodged in the brains of car  industry executives, but the evidence under the bonnet at the  Geneva car show is less conclusive.
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Two leading academics die in a car crash on the M11 as they travel from Cambridge to London.
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U.S. consumer scientists have conducted one of the first studies detailing how car purchasing has changed since the advent of the Internet.  The investigators found online research has largely supplanted time spent at a dealership.
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The auto-parts company needs to figure out how to fix itself.
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Business & money: Roulette wheels and huge hotels have replaced the car industry with mixed results.
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Science & environment: Â· Party unveils blueprint for tackling climate change Â· End of the road by 2040 for petrol-driven cars
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Jaguar&#39;s decision to pull out of Formula One racing has thrown the sport into chaos, it was reported Friday. The team, owned and run by Ford, has struggled since emerging from
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Science & environment: Mixed messages at Motown as Japan heralds leaner era while US carmakers seek to bulk up bottom line
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With its key product line in deep trouble, the carmaker has been forced take some dramatic action to salvage its turnaround plan
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The government on Tuesday released the first batch of crash test results for 2005 model cars and trucks and it was not good news for the Ford Motor Company.
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By John Reid Blackwell, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.  Sep. 15--Those looking to counteract global warming should look at the  stock performance of automobile makers Honda and Toyota versus Ford and  General Motors, one scientist suggested yesterday.
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Two years ago, scientists at the NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field were stunned when the Columbia space shuttle came apart as it returned to Earth.
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Science & environment: Technology group criticised after forcing a website which reported on the firm's activities to close down
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What a hit movie really tells us about innovation It's almost two years since the debut of Chris Paine's documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? The movie has been a success in US theatres and often comprises one half of a double bill with Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth. But what the success of the movie tells us is more alarming than any conspiracy it purports to unveil: a disdain for engineering, for technological innovation, and most of all a disdain for us, the consumers.â¦