| | | | | | | | As 'Liberation Day' hits the six-month mark, we take stock of manufacturers' struggles and successes and look for a way forward. |
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| | Decision intelligence helps explain what happened and what you should do about it. |
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| | The CEO of the EV, energy and robotics company says he now feels adequately confident in the company’s self-driving platform and will prioritize production of the cybercab in 2026. |
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| | The latest back and forth follows two days of mediation to try to end the strike, which is now in its 12th week after 3,200 workers in the midwestern states of Missouri and Illinois went on the picket line on August 4. |
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| | Deliveries rose 6% from a year earlier and leaders have raised their 2025 forecasts for EBIT and free cash flow. But the auto giant also is making “a quick adjustment to the reality around us” by, among other things, ending production of its BrightDrop electric delivery van. |
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