Manufacturing Minute: The World’s Second Largest Offshore Wind Farm Is Now Operational

In this episode, how to extend your EV’s battery life and a look at Europe’s largest offshore wind farm.

May 16th, 2017

A woman makes a barricade off tyres during a protest by Nissan workers in Barcelona, Spain.

Nissan to Close Indonesia, Spain Plants

The Japanese automaker is cutting global production by 20%.

People wait in line for help with unemployment benefits in Las Vegas, NV.

Vanishing Jobs Could Create 'Lock-Down Generation'

The U.N. labor agency says more than one in six young workers globally stopped working during the pandemic.

In this image made from video via NASA-TV, a SpaceX Falcon 9, with NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken in the Dragon crew capsule, prepare to lift off from Pad 39-A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., May 27, 2020.

SpaceX Launch Scrubbed Over Bad Weather

Liftoff was rescheduled for Saturday afternoon.

Tom Cruise poses for photos during a red carpet event for the movie 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout' at the Imperial Ancestral Temple in Beijing, Aug. 29, 2018.

NASA 'All in' for Filming on Space Station

NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is rolling out the red carpet for Tom Cruise to make a movie in orbit.

Officials Float $25B 'Reshoring Fund'

Policymakers are considering several measures designed to get essential companies to move their supply chains to the U.S.

Alliance Operating Board Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard, center, Nissan Chief Executive Makoto Uchida, left, and Mitsubishi Motors Chairman, Osamu Masuko, second right, listen to a reporter's question during an online news conference.

Nissan-Renault Alliance to Share More Parts, Technology

The move aims to save costs as the industry struggles to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

French President Emmanuel Macron, center, wearing a protective face mask, listens to explanations by an employee as CEO of France-based multinational automotive supplier Valeo Jacques Aschenbroicha looks on, in Etaples, , northern France, Tuesday May 26, 2020. Emmanuel Macron announced a 8 billion euro ($8.8 billion) plan to save the country's car industry from huge losses wrought by virus lockdowns, including a big boost for electric vehicles. The plan includes government subsidies for car buyers and longer-term investment in innovative technology, especially in battery-powered cars.

France Pledges $8.8B to Rescue Auto Industry

France wants to use the crisis to make France the No. 1 producer of electric vehicles in Europe.

Light-Up Masks Could Revolutionize COVID Detection

Embedded sensors with enhanced genetic materials could provide a less expensive and more reliable detection option than current tests.

Workers and volunteers at Bazz Houston International assemble face shields.

We’re All In This Together

Three unique stories detailing how U.S. manufacturers have brought customers, suppliers and employees together in supporting front-line workers during the pandemic.

GM Reopens 2 Mexico Plants

U.S. officials have pressured Mexico to allow factories to resume operations after shutdowns to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

Ghosn Interrogation Ap

Americans Arrested in Connection with Ghosn Escape

A former Green Beret and his son are accused of helping smuggle the executive out of Japan.

Herbert Diess, right, CEO of the Volkswagen, and Hans Dieter Poetsch, left, chairman of the board of directors of Volkswagen.

Case Against Volkswagen CEO, Board Chairman Ends

The two executives failed to tell investors in time about the company's looming diesel scandal.