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Natural gas may be having a moment as an alternative fuel for trucking, but there are a few nagging questions.

Nikola Corp. founder Trevor Milton outside federal court after being sentenced to four years in prison. (Photo: Matthew Lee/Inner City Press)

Steve Burns cashed out more than $60 million in stock in Lordstown Motors. Now he is buying its assets out of bankruptcy for $10 million.

Transportation startups that went for easy SPAC money never thought times would turn so ugly – certainly not so fast.

Autonomous trucking language can be a little off-putting to the uninitiated. One exception may be the term “feature complete.”

The federal government made SPAC-sponsored Nikola founder Trevor Milton an example of corporate greed. Will others follow?

The Trevor Milton fraud trial heads for jury deliberations Friday following invective-tinged final arguments.

A Nikola whistleblower collected $600,000 from a short seller of the company’s stock and could be in line for a bigger payday from the SEC.

Nikola founder Trevor Milton will be tried in September rather than July after a new fraud charge led to a plea for more time.

Lordstown Motors lives to fight another day with the $230 million sale of the plant it basically got for free from General Motors.

Veteran automotive executive Ed Hightower is trying to bring the Lordstown Endurance electric pickup truck to market despite myriad setbacks.

La empresa solicitará el reembolso del fundador acusado
Trevor Milton

Nikola avoids admitting wrongdoing, but the SEC lays out a litany of misdeeds that led to the $125 million settlement.

Nikola’s founder sells another large chunk of his holdings in the electric truck startup that wants him to reimburse an expected $125 million SEC fine.

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Taiwan’s Foxconn would manufacture Lordstown Motors’ Endurance electric pickup truck under an agreement to buy the former GM assembly complex.

Troubled electric pickup truck maker Lordstown Motors reportedly is the subject of a Justice Department probe, according to multiple media reports.

Acronyms like SPAC and PIPE dominate business news as the abbreviated path to public ownership becomes increasingly common.

Lordstown Motors Corp.’s top two executives are out following an internal investigation into allegations of phony preorders for electric pickup trucks.

Once high-flying SPAC Lordstown Motors said Tuesday it may fail without more money to produce commercial electric pickup trucks.