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The UAW (United Auto Workers) strikes in the United States continue into their second week, and have now spread from 3 to 20 states, with 38 parts distribution centres now added to the mix. Despite being highly profitable outlets, most of these 38 centres are small shops, and so their introduction only adds another 5000 workers to the strike; 18,000 total in a union with over 140,000 autoworkers in the three affected companies; Ford, General Motors (GM), and Stellantis (who subsumed Chrysler).

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UAW strike continues after union rejects latest offer, China detains some Evergrande wealth management staff, and more

Three Arkansas State basketball players were arrested Saturday night and face charges of theft of $1,000 or less.Forward Dyondre Dominguez, guard Terrance Ford Jr. and forward Julian Lual were booked

Initially slated for market launch in 2021, production and supply chain woes have meant that customers have been left hanging for Tesla's first foray into electric trucks. Now, however, it seems that the wait is over. On July 15, the American company announced euphorically on Twitter that it had finally built its first Cybertruck. The electric pickup rolled off the...

After two years of delays, it appears the lunar rover-like pickup will finally hit the market to compete against other electric utes from Ford and Rivian.

Following announcements from both Ford and General Motors related to the adoption of Teslas NACS electric vehicle charging port, Stellantis has confirmed it is also investigating the offering.

The automaker is looking into implementing the NACS charging port in its own vehicles.

Following announcements from both Ford and General Motors related to the adoption of Tesla's NACS electric vehicle charging port, Stellantis has confirmed it is also investigating the offering.

The electric-vehicle maker's streak was snapped at 13 consecutive days on Wednesday. Still, shares are up about 40% over the past 14 trading sessions.