Nick Bunkley

GM’s North American profits surged 43 percent from a year earlier, to $3.45 billion. Global adjusted earnings before interest and taxes rose 30 percent, to $3.94 billion.

The reviews come after Kentucky Truck Plant electrician Kurt Kromm said Ford fired him because Aramark accused him of stealing a $1.95 chocolate chip cookie, even though bank records showed that he paid.

A column by the staff of Automotive News Canada argues that Trump's latest executive order — imposing new 50 percent tariffs on a range of Canadian

The owners of a Florida upholstery shop said they were bombarded by negative reviews after documenting a negative experience with the dealership.

Ford and Geely are forming a joint venture to build electrified vehicles at Ford's Valencia, Spain, plant, with Ford holding 66 percent and Geely 33 percent.

Trump's new tariffs; Unifor ratifies Ford deal; Tariffs hurt U.S. auto. Plus, Automotive News Canada Toronto Bureau Chief David Kennedy breaks down the new collective bargaining agreement struck between Ford of Canada and Unifor.

Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Friday, July 24. Velocity CEO Stuart Wilson, during a visit to the Detroit area, showed off his custom vehicles to Automotive News' Richard Truett.

A Tennessee judge called the conduct by Mercedes-Benz of Collierville and service technician Derrick Nguyen “extreme and outrageous.”

Top parts suppliers by region (global, Europe and North America) ranked by sales of original equipment parts in 2025

The real lesson isn't about a cookie. It's about how organizations treat experienced, loyal employees. When someone has spent years building their career and possesses skills that are increasingly difficult to replace, they deserve the respect of a fair investigation before a life-changing decision is made. Sometimes the cost of not using common sense is far greater than $1.95.