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Lear to expand seating plant in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Lear to expand seating plant in Detroit

Automotive seating supplier Lear Corp. is moving to expand its new plant in Detroit. The Southfield-based company has signed a lease to fill the remaining 268,000 square feet at the former Cadillac Stamping Plant on the city's east side, the company confirmed. A building permit for about $1…

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan's 2023 State of the City speech: 5 takeaways - Vimarsana News

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan's 2023 State of the City speech: 5 takeaways

Mayor Mike Duggan highlighted crime prevention, housing and defended tax breaks at his annual State of the City address.

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UAW Presidential Race Too Close to Call - The Detroit Bureau - Vimarsana News

UAW Presidential Race Too Close to Call - The Detroit Bureau

The vote for UAW president is headed for a photo finish due to a divided union. Until now, the union presidency had been filled by delegates to the union’s constitutional convention. Now the election is being run under the supervision of the court-appointed monitor financed by the UAW.

Supplier Magna wins GM account that will create 880 jobs - Vimarsana News

Supplier Magna wins GM account that will create 880 jobs

Auto supplier Magna will make the battery enclosures for the 2024 Silverado EV at its St. Clair plant, where it already makes parts for the Hummer EV.

GM's plan to deploy 5,000 self-driving Cruise Origins is on hold - Vimarsana News

GM's plan to deploy 5,000 self-driving Cruise Origins is on hold

GM wants federal regulators to exempt self-driving Origin from safety standards so it can start production at Factory Zero. Feds say 'not so fast.'

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