Kurt Nagl is a Senior Reporter at Automotive News. He covers a range of topics including automotive manufacturing, real estate development, and the housing market, with a strong focus on business and economics. Kurt's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Auto Jobs Now, Tire Business, and Crain's Detroit Business.
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Kurt Nagl's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Michigan and Detroit, with a specific emphasis on the automotive industry, manufacturing, and business developments. He frequently covers press releases, private sector announcements, and government declarations related to these topics.
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The professional baseball league operator is bringing another entertainment option and revenue stream to the ballpark.
By: Kurt Nagl, Kara Carlson
The company, which has more than 200 employees in Southfield, will slash 18% of its U.S. workforce and eliminate its COO as part of a cost-reduction plan amid waning demand for its cars.
By: Kurt Nagl
Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves said the company is closer to resuming idled production — if automotive demand increases.
By: Kurt Nagl
Nagase America has moved its mobility solutions base.
By: Kurt Nagl
The Detroit-based automaker recently launched its Overall Automation Maturity Index, known internally as OAMI, to push suppliers toward “smart factories” and adaptive automation.
By: Kurt Nagl
London-based show producer Terrapinn has scrapped the Move America conference after just one year in Detroit, citing “market conditions and declining support” for the move.
By: Kurt Nagl
The Northville Concours d’Elegance returns July 10-12 to Northville’s Mill Race Historical Village for its fifth year.
By: Kurt Nagl
A new concept called The Motor Guild, a luxurious private club for racecar enthusiasts at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac, is gaining traction.
By: Kurt Nagl
It is no longer business as usual between suppliers and the union, which is going after independent parts suppliers more aggressively.
By: Kurt Nagl, David Eggert
John James’ campaign said the “fake attack” is “recycled” from Democrats, off base and shows a misreading of how the auto industry works.
