Since 2009, Toyota recalls have affected more than 14 million vehicles worldwide.
We spoke with Christine Furstoss, the company’s technology director for manufacturing and materials.
The recall follows one in February when the company called in 1.6 million vehicles, triggering a federal investigation.
GM offer to customers may mitigate the company's liability.
It may be six years before General Electric works out the kinks and can sell the fridges commercially.
Calling on Bayer AG to take responsibility for PCBs, a German environmental group plans to speak at the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting.
Between November 2012 and September 2013, the airline recorded 136 technical glitches in its 787 fleet, including battery meltdowns.
GM reportedly admitted last month that it knew of problems with ignition switches but did not move quickly enough to fix them.
Indian pharmaceutical companies account for half of the warning letters issued by the FDA across the world.
A congressional committee said it would investigate the automaker's response to a defect that first came to light a decade ago.
Boeing plans to deliver 110 787s this year, earning between $87.5 billion and $90.5 billion in revenue.
The U.S. was concerned about a compulsory license given to India-based Natco Pharma to produce a cheaper cancer drug than Bayer's Nexavar.
It is an interdependent world: Sanctions on Russia could hurt Boeing by choking imports of titanium, a metal it needs to make airplanes.
For more than a decade Caterpillar has made big bets on Russian trade, but growth could be at risk if the United States imposes sanctions.
Rolls-Royce has forecast a fall in profits, after a decade of growth, as the U.S. and Europe cut back on defense spending.
Government looks for 6 percent growth in 2014.
Why is aluminum winning the "lightweight" race?
In early 2014, U.S. durable goods orders have taken a slight hit - due to a dip in aircraft sales.
The resolution of the dispute could lead to the development of some of the world’s largest shale fields.
The largest industrial trade group's president said it is on the comeback trail, but policymakers can do much to assist that turnaround.
Boeing has settled with machinists and avoided chaos that erupted in Seattle last year.
The Group of 20, or G20, accounts for about 85 percent of the global economy.
Caterpillar is a bellwether for the U.S. economy, hence analysts will scrutinize the company's latest results.
The Burmese-Japanese project is almost ready to begin construction but could use some extra cash.
The monthly stat has become increasingly important to investors and economists around the world.
A demand for a cash payment to complete an FDA approval process led a drug maker to alert local authorities of a possible scam.
The wings of the 777X aircraft will be built in Everett, Boeing announced after a deal with the union.
The deal will add Alzheimer’s drug Namenda and blood-pressure pill Bystolic to Actavis’ product lineup.
Apple may shift production of its A8 processor from South Korea based Samsung to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, due to low yields, according to a new report.
Novartis has already developed a chimeric antigen receptor, an immunotherapy-based technology with the University of Pennsylvania.
