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Nearly 9,000 United Auto Workers union members at Ford (NYSE: )'s biggest and most profitable truck plant in Kentucky will go on strike next Friday if local…

Electric vehicles are finally turning a profit for Stellantis, CEO Carlos Tavares said Thursday, and, in contrast to some rivals, it will not cut back on producing EVs.

February is the shortest month of our calendar year, but it is full of happenings and things to celebrate. Some of the holidays and observances are familiar and observed by

WASHINGTON—Stressing the conflict’s profound impact on Palestinian and Israeli schoolkids, and others worldwide fearfully eyeing the war, the National Education Association’s board reaffirmed the union’s prior demand for a total cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.

Nearly 9,000 United Auto Workers union members at Ford's biggest and most profitable truck plant in Kentucky will go on strike next Friday if local contract issues are not resolved, the union said, sending the company's shares down 1.2%. The contract talks are separate from the agreements the Detroit Three automakers — Ford, General Motors and Stellantis — agreed with United Auto Workers (UAW) last year that will deliver record wage hikes to about 150,000 members. In addi...

At least 9,000 United Auto Workers (UAW) from Ford's largest United States plant in Kentucky will go on strike on February 23 if local contract issues are not resolved. The aforementioned are dist...

Nearly 9,000 United Auto Workers members at Ford Motors Kentucky truck plant will strike on Friday, if local contract issues are not resolved, the UAW said. (Reporting by Kannaki Deka in Bengaluru;...

Electric vehicles are finally turning a profit for Stellantis, CEO Carlos Tavares said Thursday, and, in contrast to some rivals, it will not cut back on producing EVs.

Electric vehicles are finally turning a profit for Stellantis, CEO Carlos Tavares said Thursday, and, in contrast to some rivals, it will not cut back on producing EVs.

WASHINGTON—With all their talk about how horrified they are with Israel’s destruction of Gaza and killing of 30,000 civilians there, many Democrats had no problem getting together with Republicans to allow an amendment filed on Feb.12 by Sen. Bernie Sanders, Ind.-Vt., to die.