Nathan Bomey covers business trends, the auto industry, bankruptcy and breaking news for USA TODAY, which he joined in June 2015. He previously covered Detroit’s bankruptcy and General Motors for the Detroit Free Press. Before that, he was a reporter for AnnArbor.com and community newspapers in Michigan.
Here are some of his recent articles and a selection of past stories.
USA Today
- Death on foot: America's love of SUVs is killing pedestrians
- As Americans sour on milk, could these famous dairy brands disappear from your fridge?
- Facebook backlash: Failure to disclose political firm's profile access draws scrutiny
- Sears, Kmart stores ailing as CEO Eddie Lampert's hedge fund gets hundreds of millions
- Deadly vaping crisis threatens to ensnare Juul's lucrative marijuana sibling, Pax Labs
- Greeting card companies need a sympathy card: CVS, Walmart poised to cut back
- Chinese 'dumping' has slashed mattress prices, but at a cost to the U.S. bedding industry
- The auto industry is still a boys' club at the top despite GM CEO Mary Barra's success
- Store closings pile up: With 1,200 closures already announced, retailers face another grim year
- Did the Boy Scouts violate their own honor code by filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy?
- Hello Cayenne, see ya later coupe: How the SUV boom changed Porsche
- Social media is full of lies, and the Iran attacks show how dangerous they've become
- Why SUVs are getting bigger and bigger: GM, Toyota, Ford enlarge hefty vehicles
- The SUV might've killed the minivan
- Cars have a problem: They're lasting longer
- Why workers are getting more comfortable criticizing their employer
- 0%, long-term loans mark new battle in mattress wars
- Can David's Bridal pull off a comeback?
- Retailers are ditching greeting cards
- Why the Fiat brand failed in its American comeback bid
- Drivers left key fobs in their cars and auto theft hit an 8-year high
- Goodbye, braces? Invisalign, SmileDirectClub lead teeth-straightening boom
- Mattress Firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, will close up to 700 stores
- Audi kills its manual-transmission cars: How America lost its love for the stick shift
- Buying wedding dresses online: More brides are leaving physical stores at the altar
- There's a fierce battle over your bed: Industry goes to the mattresses
- 5 reasons Toys R Us failed to survive bankruptcy
- How Amazon, JPMorgan, Berkshire could transform American health care
- Why retailers file for bankruptcy when they aren't yet broke
- How Sears CEO Lampert cashes in as stores cash out
- Special report: Automation puts jobs in peril
- CVS buys Aetna: How the deal will affect you
- Tesla promises revolutionary electric semi-truck
- Could your state land 50,000 Amazon jobs? Headquarters contest kicks off
- With code name, how Toyota-Mazda set off secret race for 4,000-job plant
- Can Tesla's Elon Musk revolutionize tunneling?
- How did pollsters get Trump, Clinton election so wrong?
- Results call future of political polling into question
- Trump gets his chance to be 'greatest jobs president'
- Trump slams Boeing deal for new Air Force One
- Behind the wheel of Uber's self-driving car: 'Frightening and exhilarating'
- $1 billion annual boost: Big Tobacco breathing easier
- Is your car vulnerable to hackers?
- Obama administration takes aim at corporate mergers, inversions
- FTC sues Volkswagen over 'deceptive' diesel claims
- Martin Shkreli pleads the Fifth, then tweets about 'imbeciles' in Congress
- Toyota kills ailing Scion brand
- Puerto Rico governor: No pension cuts to fix crisis
- 'Frozen,' 'Star Wars' fuel Band-Aid comeback for Johnson & Johnson
Detroit Free Press
- How Detroit went broke
- Meet Detroit's leading bankruptcy opponent (and it's not pensioners)
- Judge rules Detroit eligible for historic Chapter 9 bankruptcy, says pensions can be cut
- Detroit bankruptcy judge denies proposal to pay off disastrous debt deal
- Rosies return one last time to former bomber plant in Ypsilanti
- Temp jobs flood Michigan as economy recovers