The analyst believes this auto inventory has the opportunity to drive upside thanks to strong money flows.
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The automaker laid off 500 workers in a unit critical to its success and worried about the future of electric vehicle sales in the United States.
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Technology originally developed for national security is now available in Michigan to inspect every inch of your car. The developers say that UVeye is like getting an MRI for your vehicle.
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If you’ve been a local for a minute, don’t forget about the giant steel bird in the most sensitive part of the restaurant, which is why the locals. . .
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Wildfire experts warn other people living at the “nature-city interface” to be extra careful.
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The North Carolina Maritime Museums are preparing for the reopening of the Atlantic Cemetery Museum in Hatteras and the annual Wooden Boat Exhibition in Beaufort this weekend.
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We want to think beyond rest spaces when it comes to charger location, and Green Mountain State is leading the way.
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On April 23, General Motors released its first-quarter figures. Analysts expect General Motors to report consistent earnings at $2. 13 percent. Follow the action of General Motors. . .
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(Nasdaq: VEV; TSX-V: VMC) announced that it has hired a new president, Brent Phillips, and plans to ramp up production at its new production facility in Ferndale, Washington.
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DETROIT (AP) — Despite a slight drop in U. S. vehicle sales, General Motors’ net source of revenue in the first quarter rose more than 25 percent on the back of strong truck deliveries and. . .
