GM, Canadian Workers Reach Deal To Avert Strike
"Our fear of a closure in 2019 is now over," Union President Jerry Dias said. "The facility clearly has a bright future."
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"Our fear of a closure in 2019 is now over," Union President Jerry Dias said. "The facility clearly has a bright future."
Ties between Detroit and Silicon Valley are growing as research into self-driving cars accelerates.
A government plan to electronically limit the speed of tractor-trailers is drawing heavy opposition.
At issue is whether Tesla rolled out the system before it was ready, essentially allowing it to be tested by owners, one of whom died.
Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 1.9 million vehicles worldwide because their air bags might not deploy in a crash.
Hyundai says it started getting reports in June that the engines would rev but the SUVs wouldn't move.
The issue has been a flash point in the presidential campaign several times, with Republican candidate Donald Trump claiming almost a year ago that Ford had altered its Mexico plans because of him. That was later proven to be untrue.
Ford had initially forecast a profit equal to or better than last year, but pulled back last week after announcing a $640 million recall of 2.4 million vehicles.
The car beats the base rear-wheel-drive Tesla Model S, which can go 210 miles per charge but costs about $28,500 more.
In some cases owners should park their vehicles outside until they are fixed.
The recall now includes a total of 2,383,292 vehicles.
Mazda says the corrosion protection coating applied to the hatch lift supports at the factory wasn't sufficient.
Supporters said the human operator requirement is seen as an impediment that could put Michigan at risk of losing research and development to other states.
The change is expected to win Senate approval Wednesday and likely reach Gov. Rick Snyder's desk within months.
The announcement comes as Volkswagen AG is trying to move forward in the U.S. following an emissions cheating scandal.