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Tightening federal emission standards on light vehicles are one of the Biden Administrations tools to ensure that more EVs are sold soon in America.

The state is eliminating sales of gasoline-powered cars by 2035. Now it wants half of the heavy-duty trucks in operation to be all-electric by then.

Appeal causes tension among artificial-intelligence stakeholders amid concern over pace of advancement

The Financial Accounting Standards Board after the financial crisis weighed fair-value requirements for financial institutions that planned to never sell their debt securities, but reversed course amid widespread industry objections

Lending standards will toughen regardless of central bank’s move, analysts say

Text size Omega kicked off the new year by upgrading one of watchmaking’s true icons, the Speedmaster Moonwatch, with the caliber 3861, a state-of-the-art movement delivering Master Chronometer performance that meets the highest standards of precision and magnetic-resistance in the industry. The 3861 will replace the workhorse Calibre 1861 in standard production Moonwatches after five decades. The new Speedmaster MoonwatchMaster Chronometer lineup consists of eight new 42mm models. In s...

Updated Dec. 28, 2020 9:25 pm ET U.S. regulators established industrywide requirements for remote identification of drones, along with new safeguards for flights over populated areas and at night, in a long-awaited effort to expand commercial use of the craft. The pair of final rules issued Monday is intended to promote eventual widespread home delivery of small packages and a multitude of other applications for pilotless vehicles that are currently sharply restricted. But with a singl...