Ford
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Trump says new Chinese tariffs a “great opportunity” for U.S.
President tweeted he would be “responding to China’s Tariffs this afternoon”
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Auto industry’s relationship with Trump takes dramatic turn
Ford decides to shift investment dollars targeted for Mexico to the U.S., while Trump threatens General Motors with a tax on some imported small cars
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Canadian workers at Detroit Three automakers give union strike mandate
Unifor members at General Motors, Ford Motor Company and Fiat Chrysler Automobile voted overwhelmingly in favour of action to back contract demands
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Auto sector bargaining begins
Unifor and GM open talks today, Ford and Fiat Chrysler to begin Thursday
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Ford extends CEVA contract
CEVA to provide container management, deconsolidation, metering, sequencing, transportation and inventory control for
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Auto execs unhappy with TPP
Ford’s Dianne Craig and Reid Bigland, CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Canada, express concerns as Canadian International Auto Show begins
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CVMA applauds new Detroit crossing deal
Future tolls to pay for infrastructure
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Who’s on the move this week [July 16, 2013]
Who’s hired, who’s moving around in the supply chain sector
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CEVA Logistics and Ford expand relationship at new Louisville plant
Plant will be responsible for manufacturing the new Escape
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Japan’s shockwaves linger
One of the largest issues affecting the automotive industry remains the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan March 11, says Jim Zamjahn, program manager, supply chain, with the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG).
