Keith Naughton
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Tesla Axes Supercharger Team In Blow To Broader EV Market
Tesla Inc. eliminated almost its entire Supercharger organization, which has built a vast network of public charging stations that virtually every major automaker is in the process of tapping into in the US.
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Ford Stops Shipping Electric F-150 Pickup Due To Quality Issue
The automaker said in a statement late Friday it stopped shipping the Lightning on Feb. 9 “to ensure quality.”
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Ford Stops Shipping Electric F-150 Pickup Due To Quality Issue
The automaker said in a statement late Friday it stopped shipping the Lightning on Feb. 9 “to ensure quality.”
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Ford Beats Expectations, Sees More Profit Growth Ahead
The automaker Tuesday announced adjusted earnings per share of 29 cents, more than double the 13 cents analysts expected on average.
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Ford Beats Expectations, Sees More Profit Growth Ahead
The automaker Tuesday announced adjusted earnings per share of 29 cents, more than double the 13 cents analysts expected on average.
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Ford Lowers Profit Guidance As Labor Costs Rise $8.8 Billion
Ford Motor Co. restored financial guidance Thursday, saying profits would come in lower than earlier projections due to rising labor costs from its new contract with the United Auto Workers union.
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Ford-UAW Deal Wins First Local Vote in Key Step Toward Approval
Ford Motor Co.’s tentative contract with the United Auto Workers union received its first vote of approval with 82% of workers at a Michigan factory registering their support.
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Ford-UAW Deal Wins First Local Vote in Key Step Toward Approval
Ford Motor Co.’s tentative contract with the United Auto Workers union received its first vote of approval with 82% of workers at a Michigan factory registering their support.
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Carmakers Weather $2.9 Billion UAW Strike Chaos With Cost Cuts
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain’s unprecedented decision to attack all three of the big Detroit automakers at once in a chaotic six weeks of targeted strikes appears to have paid off for workers, yielding deals richer than the union has realized in decades.
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Carmakers Weather $2.9 Billion UAW Strike Chaos With Cost Cuts
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain’s unprecedented decision to attack all three of the big Detroit automakers at once in a chaotic six weeks of targeted strikes appears to have paid off for workers, yielding deals richer than the union has realized in decades.
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UAW Urges All Unions In US To Prepare For May Day 2028 Strikes
The United Auto Workers has reached tentative agreements with all three of Detroit’s biggest automakers, but it is already planning to make the contracts’ expiration date — April 30, 2028 — a call to arms for the entire organized labor movement.
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UAW Urges All Unions In US To Prepare For May Day 2028 Strikes
The United Auto Workers has reached tentative agreements with all three of Detroit’s biggest automakers, but it is already planning to make the contracts’ expiration date — April 30, 2028 — a call to arms for the entire organized labor movement.
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Ford-UAW Deal Includes 25% Raises, $8 Billion Plant Investments
Ford Motor Co.’s tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers not only includes a record pay raise, but a $5,000 ratification bonus, higher payments into retirement savings accounts, faster transitions to full-time jobs for temporary workers and a $1,500 voucher toward a new vehicle purchase, a person familiar with the negotiations said.
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Ford-UAW Deal Includes 25% Raises, $8 Billion Plant Investments
Ford Motor Co.’s tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers not only includes a record pay raise, but a $5,000 ratification bonus, higher payments into retirement savings accounts, faster transitions to full-time jobs for temporary workers and a $1,500 voucher toward a new vehicle purchase, a person familiar with the negotiations said.
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Ford Agrees To 25% Wage Hike In Tentative Deal To End UAW Strike
Ford agreed to a record 25% hourly wage hike over the life of the contract, which exceeds four years.
