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In “The Return of Great Powers” and “Up in Arms,” Jim Sciutto and Adam E. Casey consider modern-day superpower conflict through the lens of the past. THE RETURN OF GREAT […]

Byline: Scott Anderson Vincent Bevins's 'If We Burn' and Robert D. Kaplan's 'The Loom of Time' consider protest movements of the past and the drive for democracy in countries like [...]

Recent years have witnessed accelerated advancements in, and commercialization of, electric vehicle, autonomous vehicle, connected vehicle, and other vehicle and mobility technologies. Similarly, the expertise and resources required to design, [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON Lead Author whose latest book is The Quiet Americans: Four CIA Spies at the Dawn of the Cold War - a Tragedy in Three Acts I n [...]

Byline: Susan Hennessey and Scott R. Anderson On Tuesday night, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will address the Republican National Convention with a prerecorded message he filmed during an official [...]

Byline: Scott R. Anderson The Trump administration's recent drone strike killing Iran's Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani raises old and new questions about the president's authority to use military force. The [...]

Byline: Scott Anderson In recognition of recent events across the world, it's an important time to support and strengthen diversity, equity and inclusion skills and knowledge for today's students, who [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON A DISAPPEARANCE IN DAMASCUS A Story of Friendship and Survival in the Shadow of War By Deborah Campbell 341 pp. Picador. $27. I imagine that most everyone [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON Wakaz Hassan is saved from ordinariness by his eyes. In most every other way, the tall and gangly 22-year-old would appear unremarkable, just one more face in [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON As the second-youngest of six children - three boys and three girls - born to a hospital radiologist and his stay-at-home wife, Khulood al-Zaidi had a relatively [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON It's What I Do. A Photographer's Life of Love and War. By Lynsey Addario. Illustrated. 357 pages. Penguin Press. $29.95. The modern battlefield can induce a peculiar [...]

The City of Vancouver (the 'City') has issued a new corporate policy on Letters of Credit that sets out the requirements that must be met where applicants for City approvals [...]

It is common practice in lease negotiations for the parties to begin by informally negotiating the major lease terms. When the parties reach consensus on these major terms, they execute [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON America's Great Game. The CIA's Secret Arabists and the Shaping of the Modern Middle East. By Hugh Wilford. Illustrated. 342 pages. Basic Books. $29.99. 'The genius of [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON; Reuters PHARMACEUTICALS Canada's Apotex Inc., could face a freeze on new drug applications in the United States as well as a ban on products entering the country [...]

Byline: SCOTT ANDERSON; Reuters TORONTO -- George Weston Ltd. plans to sit on a mounting cash pile and wait for the right time to invest, the company said yesterday after [...]

Foley's Green Energy Technologies (GET) team has released its latest annual analysis of the water technology landscape titled '2013 Water Technology U.S. Patent Landscape Annual Report.' The 2013 Report was [...]

With more fervor than has been heard in decades, there is talk of peace in Northern Ireland, of a dramatic breakthrough that may finally end the 'Long War,' the bitter […]

The tie-up between General Motors Corp. and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. to share a common platform for making Buick Terraza minivan is discussed.

The Society of Automotive Engineers plans to build a new standards to measure towing performance of automobiles. The new standards are expected to lower unhealthy competition among automobile manufacturers.

The customer choice made difficult by the large variety of hybrid-electric vehicles offered by the General Motors Corp. having different prices, technology and fuel efficiency levels is discussed.

Chrysler Group is planning to implement model mix of 60:40 truck-car split, insted of 75:25 ration that lead to $1.4 billion loss in 2006. The automaker is planning to restructure its operations including 13,000 job cuts.

The General Motors Corp. unveiled new Chevrolet Volt concept in North American International Auto Show. The new Volt Concept vehicle is expected to shake up the global hybrid-electric vehicle market, with an average mileage of 150 mpg.

General Motors Corp.'s building of a new platform to manufacture its Cadillac and Saab crossover utility vehicle is discussed.

Automobile giant General Motors Corp. is planning to design new Saturn Vue with hybrid-plug-in technology. This will be its first electric automobile and expected to be in the market by 2008.

Automobile giant General Motors Corp. has withdrawn its plans for constructing new manufacturing plant Spring Hill, Tennessee. The plant was planned exclusively for its Minivan segment.

Planned sports car development project by GM Daewoo Auto and Technology Co. is discussed.

General Motors Corp. is investing $600 million to build Mexican automobile plant. The company is recruiting 1,800 workers in the new plant. The new plant will build next generation Global Compact Vehicle Architecture-based Astras.

General Motors is collaborating with Japan based Isuzu Motors for designing advanced automobile designs. General Motors has sold its 7.9percent stake in Isuzu recently.

Automobile giant General Motors has decided to decrease its investments in heavy truck manufacturing. Decreased market for this segment is said to be the main reason.

Major automobile companies in United States are developing rear-wheel-drive large and luxury automobiles. The market shares these automobiles are expected to increase 50% by the end of 2009.

Saab Automobile plans to launch a crossover utility vehicle that could replace its 9-2X model. Features and price range of the car are highlighted. Its possible market size is also determined.

Board of directors of General Motors Corp. (GM) initiates negotiations on feasibility of three-way coalition with Renault S.A. and Nissan Motor Company Ltd. Details of GM's proposal are presented.

An estimated 35,000 workers will be leaving automobile giant General Motors through buyouts or retirements by the end of current fiscal year. This exist will reduce the company's workforce by 28percnet.

The article focuses on the current state of war-torn Lebanese port city of Tyre.

The article focuses on the experiences of Chuck Norris, a solider of the U.S. National Guard's Alpha Company, during the Iraq war.

General Motors Corp. posted $950 million profit in the fourth quarter of 2006. The cost cutting measures and job reduction are stated as main reason for increased profits.