Flexport gobbles up Convoy's assets, Revel pulls the plug on

The United Autoworkers officially clinched tentative agreements with GM and Stellantis, officially ending a six-week strike that affected the Big Three U.S. automakers and sent nearly 50,000 workers to the picket lines. UAW reached a tentative deal with Ford on October 25. Days later, the UAW reached a tentative agreement with Stellantis, the automaker that owns Jeep, Ram and Chrysler.

Related Keywords

Jiyue , Yunnan , China , Santa Fe Springs , California , United States , Park City , Utah , Brooklyn , New York , San Francisco , Shanghai , Switzerland , Americans , Swiss , American , America , Chinese , Rebecca Bellan , Los Angeles , Micah Lee , Kyle Vogt , Jim Farley , Marc Benioff , Dave Clark , Baidu Apollo , Karen Bass , Dan Lewis , Ryan Petersen , Porsche , Subaru , Public Utilities Commission , Toyota , Volkswagen , New York Times , Kickstart Seed Fund , Microsoft , Google , Windrose Technology , New York City , Wall Street Journal , Auto Motive Power , Middle East , Mucker Capital , Peak Venture , Royal Street Ventures , Hacker News , Harri Weber , Chevy Equinox , North American Charging Standard , North Carolina Based , Ford Pro , Android Automotive , United Autoworkers , Tentative Agreement , M , Ford , Level , Battery Electric Vehicles ,