Latest from Anisa Jibrell

Memorials for Sergio Marchionne to be held in Italy and Michigan

A memorial service for Sergio Marchionne, former CEO of Fiat Chrysler whose death ignited a tide of tributes throughout the auto industry, will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, Sept. 14 at the Turin Cathedral in Italy. A separate service will be held Sept. 27 at FCA's North American headquarters in Michigan.

Mich., partners offer grants to Israeli mobility companies for road, facility testing

Grant recipients will be able to test products in extreme weather conditions and will have access to Michigan's tech hubs and industry leaders.

Former Linamar exec Brian Ahlborn to lead Fusion Coolant Systems as CEO

A former executive of Canadian powertrain parts supplier Linamar Corp. is the new CEO and president of Fusion Coolant Systems Inc., a coolant and lubricant technology company based in Canton, Mich.

Feldman Automotive buys McInerney dealership near Detroit

The acquisition brings the Feldman group's dealership count to 10, which includes six Chevrolet stores, five of which are located in Michigan, along with one in Ohio that is co-owned with actor Mark Wahlberg.

Adient cuts losses but warns of 2019 challenges

The automotive seating supplier, challenged by operational and launch problems, is still losing money. It warned that sales and adjusted earnings will decline this year as markets in China and Europe cool.

The pluses and pitfalls of background checks

When it comes to background checks for job candidates, dealerships must navigate a complex web of federal and state regulations that could lead to legal trouble if not followed properly.

Tower International to sell European unit in $291 million deal

Metal components supplier Tower said it agreed to sell off its European division to a privately owned French automotive supplier in a deal valued at about $291 million.

Henry Stanford, co-founder of Michigan's Varsity Automotive Group, dies at 70

Henry Stanford, who co-founded Michigan's Varsity Automotive Group, died on Friday. He was 70.

Adient suspends cash dividend after $1.35B loss in fiscal Q4

Automotive seat maker Adient, which has struggled to maintain consistent profitability since its spinoff from Johnson Controls in 2016, suspended its dividend as it reported a quarterly net loss of $1.35 billion.

Continental plans $59 million electronics plant in Mexico

Continental, the fourth-largest global supplier of automotive parts, is investing more than $59 million to build an electronics plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

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