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Detroit 3 scrutinize suppliers; Ford, Hireology team up on tech shortage

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KW
By:
Kellen Walker
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Jamie Butters
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March 14, 2025 07:04 PM

Amid tariff threats, the Detroit 3 ask suppliers for treaty compliance receipts. Tesla warns it could face retaliatory tariffs. Plus, Hireology CEO Adam Robinson and Ford’s Doug Danstrom talk about their joint efforts to recruit more service drive technicians.

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