The Latest Breaking News from North America

Fourth-quarter sales of Teva Pharmaceutical's generic drugs toppled, but shares popped Wednesday on stronger-than-expected profit.

Fast-Mexican food chain raises target for North American locations to 7,000.

Chargeway's app has helped many EV owners track down "electric fuel." Now that it's available on CarPlay, it will be safe and convenient to use on the road.

AGCO Corp (NYSE:AGCO) reported fourth-quarter net sales growth of 16.1% year-over-year to $3.16 billion, beating the consensus of $3.05 billion. Regional Sales: Europe/Middle East $1.8 billion (+4.3% Y/Y), North America $674.7 million (+39.1% Y/Y), South America $405.6 million (+51.6% Y/Y), Asia/Pacific/Africa $278 million (+15% Y/Y). Adjusted EPS improved to $3.08 from $1.54 in…

Lear Corp (NYSE:LEA) reported a fourth-quarter FY21 sales decline of 7% year-on-year, to $4.88 billion, beating the analyst consensus of $4.72 billion. Global vehicle production decreased 13% Y/Y with North America down 15%, Europe down 26%, and China down 4%. Selling, general and administrative expenses fell 4.4% Y/Y to $140.2 million. Core operating…

2023 Alfa Romeo Tonale compact SUV will arrive in North America in Q1 2023 with two AWD powertrains: 272-hp plug-in hybrid and 256-hp 2.0-liter turbo-four.

North Korea is continuing to steal hundreds of millions of dollars from financial institutions and cryptocurrency firms and exchanges, illicit money that is an important source of funding for its nuclear and missile programs, UN experts said in a report quoting cyber specialists. The panel of experts said that according…

VANCOUVER — Researchers say a deadly fungus that has nearly wiped out a North American bat species hasn't yet spread to British Columbia, giving them valuable time to study whether probiotics prevent the disease. 

Many Indians embark on often treacherous journeys to North America through agents who are now the focus of anti-human trafficking officers

Canadians have done as they were told during the pandemic. They lined up for shots until the country had one of the developed world’s best vaccination rates, they endured some of North America’s longest lockdowns, and they’ve complied with a wide assortment of curfews and quarantines.

Canadians have done as they were told during the pandemic. They lined up for shots until the country had one of the developed world’s best vaccination rates; they endured some of North America’s longest lockdowns; and they’ve complied with a wide assortment of curfews and quarantines.