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Elon Musk and Tesla report a profit for the first quarter, despite COVID-19
by
Jack Stewart
Apr 30, 2020
It's the automaker's third profitable quarter in a row.
Automakers roll out incentives to woo uncertain consumers
by
Jack Stewart
Mar 24, 2020
Offers include seven-year interest-free loans and no payments for six months.
How electric cars sparked GM's exodus from Australia, New Zealand and Thailand
Feb 17, 2020
It's part of a larger strategy to exit unprofitable markets.
After GM, the autoworkers union will turn to Ford and Fiat Chrysler
by
Jack Stewart
Oct 25, 2019
It's called pattern bargaining.
UAW says its 49K members at GM plants will go on strike
Sep 15, 2019
After contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers Union and General Motors break down, strike action planned for midnight on Sunday.
High stakes in automaker labor negotiations
Jul 15, 2019
The Big Three have a profitable decade behind them. But from changing consumer tastes to the advent of the autonomous car, threats loom on the horizon.
Fiat Chrysler and Renault might be headed toward a merger
by
Andy Uhler
May 27, 2019
A team-up between the two companies could lead to a huge boost in production, but a decrease in demand for new cars is expected.
For public good, not for profit.
U.S. automakers seek advantage at Shanghai Auto Show
by
Jennifer Pak
Apr 18, 2019
American manufacturers are eager to win Chinese customers.
Electric vehicles in the spotlight at Shanghai Auto Show
by
Jennifer Pak
Apr 18, 2019
Electric cars are drawing attention and Chinese automakers are to the fore.
Closing Mexico border could bring U.S. auto production to a halt
Apr 2, 2019
The White House is backtracking slightly on President Trump’s recent threats to close the U.S.-Mexico border on security concerns. Today, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said there’s no specific timeline and that it’s “not our first choice,” but she also said it may be the best decision. However, the economic consequences of closing the southern border […]