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A report ordered last year by the governor determined agriculture, homebuilders and construction were among the Michigan industries hardest hit by tariffs
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Officials with the Ford Motor Company are reportedly talking with the Trump administration about devising a path for China to build vehicles in the U.S.
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Company officials say they expect to post a net loss for all of last year
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The numbers tell a complicated story
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer criticized tariffs and encouraged cooperation with trade partners during a Detroit Auto Show speech Thursday
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President Trump told business leaders in Detroit Tuesday his administration is creating an economic boom in the U.S.
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The President’s visit comes as the city opens its annual showcase of the automotive industry
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The concern is escalating as Michigan readies for the Detroit Auto Show, which runs from Jan. 17-25
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Automakers are paying a steep price to import parts and vehicles from Mexico
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The proposal would significantly reduce fuel economy requirements through the 2031 model years. Those requirements set rules on how far new vehicles need to travel on a gallon of gasoline