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Former UAW Vice President Joe Ashton is the 11th person to plead guilty in the federal government's ongoing corruption probe. Ashton is expected to receive a prison sentence of 30 to 37 months and agreed to forfeit $250,000 he collected in kickbacks, according...
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The case relates to a decision in 2017 by the European Union's competition authority to fine several car part makers -- including Valeo and Denso -- a total of 155 million euros ($172 million) for having operated cartels in a number of their markets.
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Takata supplied tens of millions of defective airbag inflators for years that were prone to exploding in a crash and injuring or killing car occupants by spraying metal shards.
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All but a few Asian and highline factories reported double-digit gains in U.S. sales last month, priming the industry for a big December and a fifth straight 17 million-unit year. ... Read More »
While some mobility startups have struggled this year, self-driving shuttle provider May Mobility continues to attract capital, with $83.6 million raised since its 2017 founding.
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The automaker instead plans to relaunch a GoRide Health pilot with autonomous vehicles in Miami.
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Understory has released Auto – Hail Safe, a new hail insurance product designed to combine ground-truth weather detection with new coverage and claims technology. ... Read More »
U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider said he's received new leads in the yearslong UAW corruption probe since making public comments to Detroit area media outlets.
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The ongoing fight over light-vehicle emissions standards is one of several clashes between President Trump and the nation’s largest state.
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With China considering further cuts to the subsidies for consumer EV purchases in order to force automakers to compete on their own, a shakeout is looming that not even billionaires' support may be able to prevent.
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