GM lawsuit accuses FCA of labor corruption over last decade

The U.S. administration may have to find other means if Trump wants to tax European or Japanese car imports, a key part of the U.S. president's pledge to make America's trade relationships more fair, experts say.

Among other things, the board called for developers of autonomous vehicles to be required to assess their safety procedures and not test cars on the road until regulators sign off on the document.

The 3-0 decision by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan may help GM reduce its ultimate exposure in nationwide litigation over defective ignition switches in several Chevrolet, Pontiac and Saturn models.

A local fire official said a blaze near a Wawa convenience store originated from an on-site transformer that sends power from the electric utility's line to the charging stations.

Gill's financial problems have caused the western Michigan stamping company to breach scheduling agreements, terminate shipments and make "ransom" demands from its customers before finishing other shipments, court documents say.

Bill Dirksen has led the automaker's negotiations with the UAW in each of the past two rounds of contract talks.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last week predicted a breakthrough in the talks was imminent. But she faces continued opposition from labor unions who felt burned by the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The company's executive chairman, a noted Mustang collector, said the Mach-E earned the pony logo on the grille with its impressive performance dynamics.

The unions said that once the merger deal with FCA was signed, they would be seeking detailed information about the plans for the combined company.

The news comes as a shrinking workforce and changing values about work-life balance in Japan have meant companies are increasingly found responsible for workplace-related suicide.