David Welch is a Bureau Chief at various prominent publications. He specializes in finance, trading, and the automotive industry, with a keen focus on car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and dealership management. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Bloomberg, The Washington Post, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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David Welch's coverage is predominantly focused on the automotive industry, particularly developments related to major companies such as General Motors. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for factual information and official statements.
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By: David Welch, Catherine Lucey
Tuesday’s primary will test whether the party’s left wing can win outside of safe Democratic districts.
By: David Welch
Coming into the 2025 season, USL League One welcomed four expansion clubs: Naples, Portland, Texoma, and Westchester SC. Westchester's arrival gave the USL a foothold in the New York City metropolitan area, a market that has since grown even further with the addition of Brooklyn FC to the USL Championship.
By: Catherine Lucey, David Welch
A primary race for a Michigan US Senate seat that’s become a proxy battle between the centrist and progressive wings of the Democratic Party remained tight with no declared winner as votes continued to be counted into the early Wednesday morning hours.
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. beat Wall Street’s earnings estimates, a boost for the struggling rental car company following an unusual debt-raise maneuver and a warning of weakness in the used-vehicle market.
Results offer investors a measure of relief after a punishing stretch for rental company Key Takeaways:
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By: David Welch
Samsung SDI will buy the Detroit-based automaker's 49.99% stake in the venture and operate it as a wholly owned entity.
Samsung SDI will buy GM's 49.99% stake in the venture and operate it as a wholly owned entity, the South Korean battery maker said in a statement Aug. 11, confirming an earlier Bloomberg News report.
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General Motors Co. has set a plan to guarantee the supply of as much as $4.5 billion in critical auto parts to safeguard the company from supply shocks caused by such events as extreme weather, natural disasters and cyberattacks.
