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Truck Talk: Risky business edition
Truck Talk is a weekly newsletter adding perspective and context to trucking industry news.
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Company earnings
Volvo Group posts solid Q2 results despite losing month of production
Volvo makes no mention of the UAW strikes but smaller sibling Mack Trucks delivers more units in Q2 as the industry recovers from year-ago pandemic…
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UAW ends strike at Volvo after split revote on latest offer
The UAW casts a second vote, barely approving a new contract at Volvo Trucks North America. The same proposal was rejected six days earlier.
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Third time a charm? UAW and Volvo reach another tentative agreement
In the fourth week of a second strike, UAW bargainers reach a third tentative agreement with Volvo Trucks North America.
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Impact of UAW strike at Volvo spreads to Maryland engine plant
As a UAW strike at Volvo enters its third week, the impact is reducing shifts at a Maryland engine plant that serves Volvo and Mack…
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Electric Trucks
Lordstown Motors charges ahead with electric pickup despite major setbacks
A day after its CEO and chief financial officer quit, Lordstown Motors said it is proceeding with battery-electric commercial pickup production..
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Try again: UAW members reject tentative contract at Volvo Trucks
After calling off a 13-day strike at Volvo Trucks North America, the UAW rank and file repudiated its leadership by rejecting a new five-year contract.
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UAW ends 13-day strike at Volvo with tentative contract agreement
The United Auto Workers took down picket lines Friday after a 13-day strike at Volvo Trucks North America.
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Electric Trucks
News Analysis: Nikola tormentor Hindenburg Research opens fire on Lordstown Motors
Short seller Hindenburg Research alleges fictitious orders and other fraudulent at electric pickup truck startup Lordstown Motors.
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Electric Trucks
GM will build electric commercial delivery vans in Canada
General Motors will spend $800 million to make a plant in Ingersoll, Canada the home of its first electric commercial delivery vans.
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