Mercedes workers reject UAW's promises | More must be done to elevate women | Tesla, BYD provide template for lower EV costs | Leverage lending partners | Ford's Lisa Drake on the EV, hybrid future

The UAW discovered that, like politics, all organizing is local, as workers at Mercedes reject the union's promises and its win at Volkswagen Chattanooga plant.

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Ram Classic’s farewell is not entirely fond

Without the Classic, the Ram DT has to do it all

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