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The Detroit News |
General Motors Co. is increasing production of full-size pickup trucks at its assembly plant near Fort Wayne, Indiana, and hiring hundreds of temporary employees.
The Financial Times |
The US unveiled a baseline levy of 10 per cent with additional tariffs of up to 50 per cent on multiple trading partners, including the EU, Japan, Vietnam and Cambodia.
KSDK |
With President Trump enacting new tariffs on foreign vehicles, experts predict new car buyers will pay the price.
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WANE 15 on MSN‘Win for Indiana families’: Councilman on increased production at Fort Wayne GM plantFORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE)— 4th district Fort Wayne City Councilman Scott Myers said Thursday’s announcement of increased production at General Motors’ Fort Wayne assembly is good news. While the stock market took a nose dive for the second day in a row on Friday,
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GlobalData on MSNGM reportedly plans to boost truck production in Indiana, USGM CEO Mary Barra previously suggested during the company's January earnings call that increased domestic production could be a response to the new tariffs. At that time, Barra sa
General Motors is the latest automobile company to respond to President Donald Trump’s newly implemented auto tariffs, announcing it will be ramping up production in Indiana.
General Motors says that it plans to hire an unspecified number of temporary employees at its Fort Wayne, Indiana, assembly plant in the wake of a U.S. tariff on imported vehicles that took effect this week.
Not long after President Trump announced massive 25% tariffs on automotive imports in the United States, General Motors has responded by revealing it will increase production of light-duty trucks at its assembly plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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WANE Ft. Wayne on MSNAuto industry sees shift following tariffs, financial expert says ‘investors shouldn’t panic’The auto industry is seeing major shifts as Stellantis announces temporary production halts at two of its plants, leading to layoffs, including some in Indiana.
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AutoGuide on MSNTariffs Already Force GM To Build More Trucks In AmericaGeneral Motors has released plans to ramp up production of its light-duty trucks at the company's Fort Wayne, Indiana, assembly plant in response to the U.S. government's recent imposition of a 25% tariff on automotive imports.
General Motors (GM) is boosting light-duty truck production at its Fort Wayne, Indiana, assembly plant. This decision came amid rising trade
The 25% tariffs is forcing automakers to rethink their manufacturing strategy. General Motors is planning to boost the output of its Indiana plant