UAW, GM 'talking' about impact of slumping car sales on U.S. jobs

Some analysts have singled out GM's Hamtramck plant in Detroit as one of the most vulnerable because of plummeting car sales.

By:

Paul Lienert Nick Carey

July 20, 2017 05:00 AM

Editor's note: Analyst John Murphy's corporate affiliation was incorrect in a previous version of this story. He is an analyst for Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Featured Stories

Automakers alter production plans and vehicle pricing as auto tariffs take effect

As tariffs upend auto industry, Ford and Stellantis turn to tried-and-true employee discounts

Live updates on tariffs: Ford, Stellantis offer employee discounts; China retaliates; Mexico seeks solution

Elon Musk expands Texas empire with his own park, ‘ecological paradise’

Latest News

FM Capital raises $240 million for retail tech, autonomy VC fund

GM CEO Mary Barra, Hyundai Executive Chair Euisun Chung to keynote Automotive News Congress Sept. 11

U.S. stock futures plunge overnight with Trump team defending tariffs

As tariffs upend auto industry, Ford and Stellantis turn to tried-and-true employee discounts

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Manufacturing

Automakers alter production plans and vehicle pricing as auto tariffs take effect

Live updates on tariffs: Ford, Stellantis offer employee discounts; China retaliates; Mexico seeks solution

What automakers are saying about vehicle prices with tariffs in effect

Daily 5 report for April 4: Does Mexico know something that Canada doesn’t on tariff talks?

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.