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Jason Stein
Former publisher of Automotive News
Former publisher of Automotive News

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From one stage to another, Jason Stein says goodbye

Automotive News' outgoing publisher reflects on his 18 years here as he prepares to become president of global venture consultancy Motormindz and host of his own SiriusXM show.

From one stage to another, Jason Stein says goodbye

Automotive News' outgoing publisher reflects on his 18 years here as he prepares to become president of global venture consultancy Motormindz and host of his own SiriusXM show.

From one stage to another, Jason Stein says goodbye

Automotive News Europe's outgoing publisher reflects on his 18 years at the publication as he prepares to become president of global venture consultancy Motormindz and host of his own satellite radio show.

After 20 years and 5 editions, successes yet to be counted

Publisher Jason Stein comments on the achievements represented in the 2020 edition of Automotive News' 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry program.

TOYOTA'S TED OGAWA: Continuing the legacy

Toyota Motor North America's new CEO, Ted Ogawa, discusses his start at the automaker, his view of the market, the need for intervention at Lexus and crisis leadership.

A note from the publisher

This is the time when journalism shines and our partnerships with our readers and clients endure. Within the Automotive News family of brands, we are deeply committed to keeping you informed.

Frankfurt's no-shows, darkened halls signal an industry in flux

The 2019 Frankfurt auto show was a shadow of its former self. That's a sign of a continent -- and a global industry -- in a state of flux.

Frankfurt's no-shows, darkened halls signal an industry in flux

This year's Frankfurt auto show was a shadow of its former self. That's a sign of a continent -- and a global industry -- in a state of flux.

Infiniti builds engineering talent pool with the lure of racing

More than 10,000 students globally apply for the Infiniti Engineering Academy each year and that list is narrowed to 10 within each region. That’s a lot of available engineers for an industry whose very future requires access to such talent.

In Europe, a storm is brewing

The number of Spaniards under 35 with driver's licenses dropped by half in a decade. That's just one of the many challenges facing a European auto industry in "survival" mode.

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