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Will Kessler Daily Caller News Foundation Major automakers have laid off even more employees as union workers continue to strike at several manufacturing plants amid contract negotiations, according to The Wall Street Journal. Ford and General Motors laid off an additional 500 workers this week, bringing the total number of workers that have lost their…

Ford Motor Co. announced Monday that the 2023 UAW strike has led to hundreds of new, unexpected additional layoffs at two new sites as a ripple effect. The…

Roughly 330 employees at Ford Motor Company’s Chicago Stamping and Lima Engine plants are temporarily out of the job.

The Big Three automakers stalled production and moved parts out of plants across the country ahead of the strike, according to rank-and-file UAW members.

A look back at the most prominent Northeast Ohio business stories of the past week.

Governor Mike DeWine joined Ford Motor company officials as they announced plans to invest $1.5 billion at an Ohio assembly plant in Lorain County to build new electric commercial vehicles.

Ford announced it will invest $3.7 billion and add 6,200 new union jobs in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri as part of the company's efforts to produce 2 million electric vehicles by 2026. See: States...

Ford pours billions into Michigan, Ohio and Missouri with the help of bipartisan incentives.

Ford's $3.7B Midwest investment will support production of 2 million EVs a year by end of 2026, strengthen portfolio of gas-powered vehicles.

The spending plan includes increasing production of the all-new F-150 Lightning battery-electric pickup to 150,000 per year.