CategoryAutomakers

Detroit 3's Q2 earnings likely to color UAW talks

Ford is trying to show the UAW that it's investing in U.S. manufacturing even as it pushes to keep labor costs in check.
President Gary Jones and Ford CEO Jim Hackett at the traditional handshake ceremony. (Nick Dombi)
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MM
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Michael Martinez
July 28, 2019 04:00 AM

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