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Ford Shuts Down, Cuts Production At 8 Plants Amid Chip Shortage By Dawn Geske on May 20 2021 9:56 PM The fifth generation of the Ford family are due to take their place on the automakers board of directors GETTY / SCOTT OLSON The chip shortage continues to bear down on the auto industry, with more temporary plant shutdowns affecting Ford (F). Ford said in an internal memo obtained by CNBC that it will temporarily pause or cut production ...

As many as eight of Ford's North American plants will temporarily shut down or cut production due to chip shortages in the coming weeks.

View Comments Stellantis NV is hiring blue-collar workers in Metro Detroit, while the Jeep and Ram maker as well as Ford Motor Co. are idling some plants in need of microchips that are in short supply around the world. Stellantis on Wednesday promoted the "immediate" job openings on social media. The starting supplemental production operators begin at $15.78 per hour for those 18 years of age or older. The openings, spokeswoman Jodi Tinson said, are to fill the pipeline for positions as they b...

View Comments The morning of its global debut of the all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning, Ford Motor Co. informed workers that eight factories would see additional cuts to production because of the ongoing supply chain disruption. Ford will be temporarily shutting down both factories that build the best-selling F-150 trucks, as well as the factories that build other popular vehicles, including the Explorer, Police Interceptor and Lincoln Aviator. "The global semiconductor shortage continues to...

THE SENATE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution National Assembly Complex, Zonal Public Hearing I, Chairman and members of the Senate Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution cordially invite the General public, Government functionaries, Civil Society/Interest Groups, Professional Bodies and other interested persons to a 2-day Zonal Public Bearing on “The Proposed Alteration to the Provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Ni...

COVID-19 new cases on decline, fatality high in Meghalaya Assam Govt includes sanitary napkins in flood relief materials Bikaner reports highest maximum temperature of 44 0 degree Celsius Odisha seeks centre’s help in procurement of vaccines from global manufacturers Jagans two-year book a bundle of lies: Yanamala Chennai Sister City San Antonio, Texas, Donates USD 10,000 FOR TN COVID relief J&K: 1,181 people fined, 182 others arrested for violating COVID guidelines After mass defection fro...

DBusiness Magazine Land of Opportunity Can a red-hot industrial market in the region, driven by nearly unsatiable demand for mobility, e-commerce, and R&D facilities, finally bring about a renaissance in Detroit? Fair Deal: An architectural rendering of Amazon’s Detroit Fulfillment Center to be built on the site of the former Michigan State Fairgrounds near Woodward Avenue and Eight Mile Road. // Courtesy of Amazon With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic last March, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer i...

Views: Visits 9 The Zamfara State Government has said its dialogue and peace deal with bandits in the area has recorded tremendous success. According to the state, in the two years of Governor Matawalle’s administration, over sixty-two bandits repented and embraced the peace initiative. This disclosure was made by the state’s Commissioner of Information, Alhaji Ibrahim Dosara on Thursday, during a press conference. According to him, the peace deal has also led to the release of ove...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Major stakeholders in Ogun State have spoken up in unison against open grazing of animals, saying it will put an end to the incessant clashes between herders and farmers. The stakeholders made their views known on Wednesday when the Ogun State House of Assembly held a public hearing on the proposed Animal Grazing and Cattle Ranch Establishment Law, 2020. They all reached a consensus that the State should do away with the creation of a designated grazing route and al...