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BlueOval SK, a joint venture between Ford and SK On, said workers will be able to earn up to $37.50 an hour at plants it's building in Stanton, Tenn., and Glendale, Ky., up from a previous range of $21 to $29.

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New products are expected to come to market in 2026, according to Magna

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