Michael Martinez is a reporter at Automotive News, specializing in coverage of Ford and the UAW. His work often intersects with themes of health and wellness, particularly focusing on consumer health, mental health, and the beauty industry. Michael has been featured in numerous publications, including Crain's Detroit Business, Lexology, and Automotive News Europe.
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Michael's primary focus is on the automotive industry, particularly related to UAW contracts and their impact on major companies like Ford and GM. He also covers topics such as Amazon, SEC Disgorgement Powers, Art Basel, Iowa State Wrestling, and EV dealer programs.
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By: Michael Martinez
There is a type of toughness that is never publicly praised. It doesn’t show up at victory laps or press conferences. It manifests itself in the way a man rides a racehorse while wearing a hard plastic splint over his fractured arm and manages to place third in the Champion Hurdle. That’s Brough Scott, a
By: Michael Martinez
Being a Black woman in the public eye can lead to a certain kind of fatigue, where your body is openly discussed, whether or not you initiated the conversation. This past July, Muni Long, a Grammy-winning R&B singer and the voice behind the slow-burning classic “Hrs & Hrs,” entered that reality when fans started making
By: Michael Martinez
Ford said more rigorous testing, new organizational structures, daily meetings and more buy-in from suppliers helped it jump from below average last year.
By: Michael Martinez
Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Thursday, June 25. Carlos Ghosn says he sympathizes with Nissan shareholders who want him back — and understands why.
By: Michael Martinez
John Murphy, formerly of Bank of America Securities, said confusion around tariffs, federal incentives and emissions regulations are driving a shift away from EVs and into hybrids.
By: Michael Martinez
,“ June 19, autonews.com: I have used and recommended Dorman products multiple times. Unfortunately, the automakers are shortsighted when trying to keep costs and efficiency objectives in mind to make a car that gets them to the warranty finish line. But since most customers retain cars longer than that, they bear the brunt of repairs due to the cost cutting.
By: Michael Martinez, David Phillips
Forecasting firms including GlobalData and AutoForecast Solutions have lowered their full-year outlooks, citing numerous economic headwinds.
By: Michael Martinez
With federal oversight of the UAW nearing an end after six years, a Department of Justice investigation of President Shawn Fain over corruption allegations could lead to an extension.
By: Michael Martinez
Daniel Caesar performs at the Moody Center on Sunday, July 19.
By: Michael Martinez
The automaker believes a favorable product mix amid continued market resilience will help offset tariff costs and continued charges from a pivot in its EV strategy.
