The bullish wave of plant construction hits a wall

The Mazda-Toyota joint venture in Alabama still plans to start production in 2021, but the project faces a six-month delay.

April 20, 2020 04:00 AM

The halt in North American automaking due to the COVID-19 emergency is spilling over into some major construction projects that represent the industry's aspirations for the coming decade.

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