By: Neal E. Boudette
Thousands of auto dealers across the United States and Canada are suffering disruptions to their operations as a result of cyberattacks on a provider of critical software and data services used in auto retailing.
Neal E. Boudette is a journalist at The New York Times. Based in Michigan, he has spent over two decades covering the auto industry, with a focus on electric vehicles and the economic impacts on the region, particularly in Detroit. He has been featured in notable publications including The Spokesman-Review, Boston Globe Technology, and The Globe and Mail.
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Neal E. Boudette's coverage focuses on labor unions, particularly the UAW, and their impact on the automotive industry in the United States. He emphasizes government announcements and cites data extensively.
If you are reaching out to Neal, consider providing insights or perspectives related to labor union activities within the automotive industry in the United States. Expert commentary from individuals with a deep understanding of labor union dynamics, contract negotiations, and legal implications would likely be well-received by him.
Given his focus on national issues related to these topics, pitches should align with developments specifically affecting U.S.-based automakers and unions.
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