Philip LeBeau

China is no longer a slam dunk for manufacturers looking for the lowest cost for operations. A new study by the consulting firm AlixPartners estimates by 2015 the cost of outsourcing manufacturing to China will be equal to the cost of manufacturing in the US.

After years of battling Boeing for commercial and military jet orders in the U.S., Airbus is taking the battle to American soil.

It was only a matter of time until automakers combined the advanced use of cameras and sensors to create a system for avoiding bicyclists.

Thirty-eight days after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded the Boeing 787, executives from the airplane maker are laying out their plan to get the Dreamliner back in the air.

Growing markets in South America and Europe have made the luxury automaker more profitable than ever.

It appears mid-size cars are just as safe, if not safer, than their luxury or near-luxury counterparts.