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Have a Virtual First Look at the Refreshed 2025 Ram 2500 and 3500 Heavy Duty Trucks - Vimarsana News

Have a Virtual First Look at the Refreshed 2025 Ram 2500 and 3500 Heavy Duty Trucks

Ram Trucks is currently in a precarious position because one of it...

Ohio Assembly mocking democracy in the Heart of it All - Vimarsana News

Ohio Assembly mocking democracy in the Heart of it All

Columnist Charita Goshay questions what Ohio lawmakers are thinking when they seek to unravel election results.

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Ford, Stellantis, General Motors Plant Investments Promised to Win UAW Contracts - Vimarsana News

Ford, Stellantis, General Motors Plant Investments Promised to Win UAW Contracts

In addition to wage increases, a faster track to top wages for newer workers and retiree benefits, the UAW won investment guarantees from Detroit's automakers in recent contract...

Ford to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant, $30 million in Chicago Stamping Plant - Vimarsana News

Ford to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant, $30 million in Chicago Stamping Plant

Ford agreed to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant and another $30 million in the Chicago Stamping Plant over the course of tentative four-year contract.

Ford to Invest $400 Million in Chicago Assembly Plant as Part of UAW Deal - Vimarsana News

Ford to Invest $400 Million in Chicago Assembly Plant as Part of UAW Deal

CHICAGO, IL— Ford agreed to invest $400 million in the Chicago Assembly Plant and another $30 million in the Chicago Stamping Plant as part of the tentative four-year contract United Auto Workers members are considering now. Calumet Region Ford workers will vote on the proposed contract on Nov. 6 and 7.