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U.S. Auto Industry Could Be Collateral Damage in Trump's Trade Wars

Automotive trade accounts for $300 billion in the U.S. annually.

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Musk's Cost-Cutting Team Is Laying Off Workers at the Auto Safety Agency Overseeing His Car Company

The staff reductions have come through a combination of firings, buyouts and layoffs.

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Countdown to TIMTOS 2025 30th Edition

The event will feature over 1,000 exhibitors and 6,100 booths in Taipei, Taiwan.

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Troubled Electric Vehicle Maker Nikola Files for Bankruptcy Protection

The company recently said it would likely run out of cash early this year.

EVs

Octillion Introduces New Battery Factory in Nevada

The site will showcase a combination of human labor, futuristic robotics and automation.

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Stellantis to Resume Work at Illinois Plant in 2027

The Belvidere plant lives on.

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Four Projects to Bring 167 Jobs, $55 Million in Investments to Michigan

The projects range from battery recycling to software testing to research and development.

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Fast Tracking the Development of Custom Rupture Disk Prototypes

BS&B Safety Systems streamlines the custom prototype process to accelerate the service to OEMs.

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BMW I Ventures Announces Investment in Phoenix Tailings

The investment works to expand and stabilize the processing of rare Earth elements in the U.S.

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Chinese Automaker BYD Slams Reports of Poor Conditions at a Factory Site in Brazil

Brazilian prosecutors rescued 163 Chinese nationals working in “slavery-like” conditions.

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Q&A: Why DEI Matters in Manufacturing

Companies with a homogeneous workforce might struggle to adapt to today's diverse world.

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Bosch to Receive Up to $225 Million in CHIPS Funding for Silicon Carbide Semiconductors

The company plans to invest $1.9 billion into its site in Roseville, California.

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