A coalition letter was sent to U.S. Congress urging for relief liability legislation for small business in response to the pandemic.

As the economy reopens, a lot of preparation needs to happen. Here's what leaders should be focused on.

Congress lawmakers are returning this week for a two-day session in hopes to provide more small business aid.

The Universal Technical Institute has begun distributing $17.6 million in Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) CARES Act stimulus grants to more than 10,000 of its students.

What starts at the OE development center ends up at your shop. See what these companies are working on for the future of vehicle design.

Honda reached a settlement in a lawsuit over excessive oil consumption in certain Acura models, according to one report.

This is the second franchised shop for Strickland Brothers, which has been quickly gaining ground in 2020.

BOLT ON Technology has launched SecondGear, adding the text-to-pay option and more financing capabilities to the company's platform.

This week's Automotive Oil Change Association (AOCA) Talk Live provided updates on what those in the industry are focusing their energy on through the pandemic.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now says the novel coronavirus does not spread easily from touching surfaces or objects contaminated with the virus.

All 50 states have started easing coronavirus-related restrictions, even though many of them do not meet the federal benchmark.

A new Facebook report says over half of small businesses they surveyed said they will not rehire the same workers they had before the pandemic, with about a third of the businesses not expecting to reopen.

Standard Motor Products Inc. has extended its automotive scholarship contests for students due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The ASE Education Foundation has cancelled its upcoming Instructor Training Conference that was scheduled for July 14-17 in Frisco, Texas.

Ford, General Motors, and Fiat Chrysler workers have returned to work today after being shut down almost two months ago.

U.S. employers have aired to the side of caution when it comes to testing workers for coronavirus antibodies as they prepare to reopen factories and workplaces

Ford, General Motors, and Fiat Chrysler all plan to reopen North American factories on May 18, a test of whether workers can return to factories in large numbers without a jump in COVID-19 infections.

Nordmeyer Automotive in Brewton, Ala., is moving its shop location after being in the same one for 55 years.

In the middle of a pandemic, what if your employee called and said they might have been exposed?

Are you leading your employees through the coronavirus pandemic, or are you sending the wrong message? Here are some tips to keep everything under control.