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US Authorities Initiate In-depth Probe on More Than 400,000 VW and Audi Models for Potential Fuel Leak Hazards
Federal officials have launched an investigation into persistent fuel leak concerns in 2015-2016 Volkswagen Golf and Audi A3 models. They aim to determine if the problem extended beyond 2016, potentially affecting vehicles until 2020.
By Dabbie Davis
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UAW Initiates Unfair Labor Charges Against Volkswagen, Honda, and Hyundai
UAW accuses Honda, Hyundai, and Volkswagen of unfair labor practices.It alleges that Honda, Hyundai, and Volkswagen are hindering workers from unionizing, prompting complaints of unfair labor practices. Companies deny the allegations, promising investigations.
By Dabbie Davis
Toyota Announces Data Breach Exposing Personal and Financial Data, Sends Warning to Costumers
In a distressing turn of events, TFS has recently confirmed the detection of unauthorized access to some of its systems in Europe and Africa. Amidst this turmoil, there are growing concerns about the involvement of the notorious Medusa Ramsonware.
By Dabbie Davis
General Motors Notifies Corporate Staff of Return to the Office Mandate at Least Three Days a Week Beginning Next Year
General Motors pushes through with its plan to require company staff to return to the office at least three days a week. The latest return to the office policy will start next year - January 2024.
By Dabbie Davis
Stellantis Reduces Production: Massive Layoff to Happen in Two US Sites
Stellantis is cutting jobs at two U.S. Jeep manufacturing plants to reduce costs. The move affects operations at the Mack Avenue plant in Detroit, which makes Jeep Grand Cherokees, and at the Toledo plant, known for producing Wranglers and Jeep Gladiators.
By Dabbie Davis
Scandi Workers Unite: Tesla's Rule-Breaking Sparks Regional Labor Resistance
In a notable labor development, Swedish workers, in collaboration with the IF Metall labor union, have been engaged in a six-week-long strike against Tesla in Sweden. This Regional Labor Resistance extending beyond national borders, has garnered support from various industries and workers in Sweden.
By Dabbie Davis
Baja Opens Registration for “Chocolate” Cars Imported from Europe and America
Last week marked a momentous occasion for residents of Baja California as they embarked on the registration journey for their cherished imported cars from Europe and America, lovingly known as "chocolate" cars. These vehicles, once caught in a legal gray area due to initial registration oversights, are now on the path to full compliance and legality in Baja.
By Dabbie Davis
