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Joseph White focuses primarily on the automotive industry, with a specific interest in electric vehicles and labor unions. Given his coverage of press releases and government announcements, he may be particularly interested in receiving relevant data or statements from authoritative sources within the industry.
He covers topics related to automakers, electric vehicles, labor unions, GM and UAW extensively. Therefore, if you have insights into any major developments or trends within these areas that are supported by credible data or official statements, it could be beneficial to reach out to him directly.
While Joseph's geographic focus is not explicitly specified, his reporting suggests a strong emphasis on US-based automotive companies such as GM and their interactions with labor unions. If your pitch relates to similar developments within this sphere but outside the US market contextually relevant insight may also capture his attention.
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By: Joseph White, Paul Lienert
Daimler AG's commercial truck unit and Alphabet Inc's Waymo on Tuesday said they will collaborate on development of self-driving Class 8 semi trucks, applying Waymo's automated system to Daimler's Freightliner Cascadia.
BMW AG Chief Executive Oliver Zipse said Wednesday he is weighing options for the company's mobility services joint venture with Daimler AG, including bringing in new partners or possibly a partial sale.
Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday it plans to hire 350 more U.S. workers to expand production capacity for its electric F-150 pickup truck in Michigan and add assembly of electric commercial vans at a plant near Kansas City, Missouri.
By: Joseph White
German luxury automaker BMW AG unveiled on Wednesday an electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) called the BMW iX, planned to go on sale in the United States in early 2022 to compete with Tesla Inc and other rivals.
By: Bill Debus
White won’t officially begin serving as a township trustee until Jan. 1. He won one of the two seats on the panel that were available in the Nov. 4 General Election.
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