Andrew Ross is a Journalist at The New York Times and a co-anchor at Squawk CNBC. He specializes in areas such as business and economics, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship, with a keen focus on dealership management and startups. Andrew's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including the Orlando Sentinel, Tampa Bay Times, and The Guardian.
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Andrew Ross predominantly covers topics related to the automotive industry, including aftermarket products, car parts, and training. His coverage heavily features press releases and data citations from the private sector.
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By: Andrew Ross
BMW faces falling profits due to China's auto market crisis, while cutting costs. Lufthansa competes for a stake in Portugal's airline TPA. Adidas benefits from World Cup-driven sales growth but faces investor disappointment. Samsung reports exceptional profit gains, fueled by booming global demand for AI-related memory chips and semiconductors.
O’Reilly Automotive, Inc., retailer in the automotive aftermarket industry, announced record revenue and earnings for its second quarter.
The aftermarket heard that the rumoured deal between Genuine Parts Company and O'Reilly Automotive has been firmly denied by both companies.
Revolut Business has increased its maximum annual interest rate to 2.25%, matching the European Central Bank's deposit facility rate. Returns vary by subscription plan, making costs and cash balances important factors for companies. The account offers flexible access to funds, unlike fixed deposits, but businesses should compare benefits, fees, and alternatives.
By: Andrew Ross
New vehicle sales in Canada edged up two per cent in 2025, but affordability concerns and trade uncertainty continue to shape buying decisions in ways that will have long-term implications for the independent aftermarket.
By: Brett Vaughan, Daniel Corcoran, Nicholas Tripodi, Jack Feehan, Breanna M Wright, Timothy Mcnamara, Suzanne Martin, Danielle Baxter, Daniel R Bonanno, Amy Lawton, Andisheh Bastani, Andrew Ross, Corey Linton, Rebecca Wospil
Objective Falls among community-dwelling older adults are prevalent and have serious individual, societal and economic consequences. Allied health professionals provide key falls prevention interventions yet their representation in current clinical practice guidelines is inconsistent. Increased recognition of allied health roles and delivering context-specific guidelines for falls care could help to address workforce gaps and optimise care approaches. This scoping review explored the roles of the allied health professions in falls prevention screening, assessment and intervention for community-dwelling older adults. Design Scoping review, using the Joanna Briggs Institute methodology for scoping reviews. Data sources PubMed, CINAHL, Scopus, Cochrane, Web of Science and Allied and Complementary Medicine Database databases. The initial search was completed in November 2023, with a secondary search performed in July 2025. Eligibility criteria Sources were eligible if they identified or described a specific role of at least one allied health professional in falls prevention care for older adults. No restrictions were placed on publication type or date. Study protocols and conference abstracts were excluded, and only English-language sources were included. Data extraction and synthesis ChatGPT-4o was used for initial data extraction. Authors then cross-checked and updated inaccuracies as required. A numerical descriptive analysis, and a qualitative content analysis were performed to answer the research questions. Results The search identified 442 relevant sources from 34 countries. The roles of 17 allied health professions in falls prevention for community-dwelling older adults were discussed. Screening, assessment and intervention roles were identified spanning medical, physical capacity, environmental, education and behavioural–psychological domains. Profession-specific interventions closely aligned with their primary scope of practice, and notable areas of overlap between professions were highlighted. Conclusion This review highlights the diverse and overlapping contributions of allied health professionals to falls prevention in community-dwelling older adults. Varying levels of evidence are available across the professions and evidence gaps were highlighted for smaller allied health professions, indicating a need for foundational research to substantiate their roles and facilitate their inclusion in future practice guidelines. Trial registration details . Data are available upon reasonable request. Data available on request from the corresponding author.
The AAM Group has appointed automotive aftermarket veteran Eric Hatcher to lead the marketing of Parts Pro.
Ford has published the following instructions for technicians experiencing issues with the IDS scan tool, says the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF). Ford Integrated Diagnostic System (IDS):According to Ford Motor Company, its Integrated Diagnostic System (IDS) provides complete diagnostic coverage of current and future Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles in North America. The IDS […]
The latest data on used car sales for Canada in the first half of 2026 reveals a degree of welcome stability, though challenges remain for both franchise and independent used car dealers. According the DesRosiers Automotive Consultants survey of Used Car Dealer Association members, used car averages for both new car dealers and independents slid […]
Recent results from Advance Auto Parts, which owns Carquest Canada, overall results were positive, DIY spending had declined.
