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Male Polar Bear Kills Female Polar Bear at Detroit Zoo
A male polar bear killed a female polar bear at the Detroit Zoo when he attempted to mate, officials said.
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American Pizza Types by Region
A staffer for NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio nearly caused a citywide uproar when he tweeted out that he preferred Chicago-style deep dish pizza over New York City’s famous slice. And whether you prefer a cracker thin crust or a big foldable slice, a thick layer of cheese or a slice drowning in sauce, we can all agree that...
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Ford Boosts Investment in Electric and Autonomous Vehicles to $29 Billion Through 2025
Ford CFO John Lawler said the company is forecasting it will earn between $8 billion and $9 billion in adjusted pretax profits this year.
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Ford Forced to Cut Profitable F-150 Pickup Truck Production Due to Semiconductor Chip Shortage
Ford is cutting production at plants in Michigan and Missouri that produce its profitable F-150 pickup trucks due to a global semiconductor chip shortage.
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General Motors Uses Super Bowl Air Time to Feature New Electric Vehicles in Two Ads
General Motors said the Super Bowl ads will be for its luxury Cadillac brand and the company as a whole.
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Apple Announces Latest Efforts in Its $100 Million Racial Equity and Justice Initiative
CEO Tim Cook announced the Racial Equity and Justice Initiative in June, following the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
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Apple Announces Latest Efforts in Its $100 Million Racial Equity and Justice Initiative
CEO Tim Cook announced the Racial Equity and Justice Initiative in June, following the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
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How This Couple Paid Off Their $195,000 Mortgage in Under 4 Years
Andy and Nicole Hill bought a 2,600-square-foot home just outside of Detroit at the end of 2013. They paid it off in November 2017.
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Fiat Chrysler Unveils New Three-Row Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV
Jeep is expanding its popular Grand Cherokee lineup with a new three-row model, which the company believes will widen the vehicle’s appeal.
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GM's Defense Unit Sees $25 Billion Potential Market in EV and Other Military Contracts for Automaker
GM has significant growth plans for its new military defense unit, which quietly launched three years ago and recently started fulfilling its first contract.
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General Motors and Ford Won't Mandate Covid-19 Vaccinations for Employees
GM’s confirmation follows the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission this week saying employers can require workers to get vaccinated.
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United Auto Workers Union Settles Corruption Probe With Justice Department
U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider and UAW President Rory Gamble announced a proposed civil settlement in a multiyear corruption probe Monday.
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About 150 Cadillac Dealers Take GM Buyouts Rather Than Invest in EVs
GM recently told its 880 U.S. Cadillac dealers that in order to sell its upcoming EVs it would cost at least $200,000 to upgrade dealerships.
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Ford Delaying Bronco SUV to Summer 2021 Due to Covid-Related Issues
Ford is delaying the launch of its upcoming Bronco SUV from spring to summer of next year due to coronavirus-related problems in its supply chain.
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Nikola Shares Crater by 27% After GM Gives Up Equity Stake in Smaller, Reworked Deal
General Motors and Nikola announced a reworked, smaller agreement that abandons plans to build Nikola’s Badger pickup truck for consumers.
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Rocket Companies CEO: Tech Investments Drove Record Loan Volume in Q3
Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner said the lender saw $30 billion in closed volume in the month of October, double what it saw in the beginning of 2020.
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Woman Who Was Found Alive at Mich. Funeral Home Dies at Detroit Hospital
A 20-year-old suburban Detroit woman who was declared dead only to be found alive at a funeral home in August has died at Children’s Hospital in Detroit.
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Honoring the City of Detroit With Poetry and Activism
Natasha Miller says the city of Detroit, where she was born and raised, has given her a lot over her life. It has also taken a lot, including her brother, who was shot and killed in the city during a robbery. But now she is honoring the “complicated story” of Detroit with both her words and her community activism.
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Conservative Hoaxers Face Charges Over False Voter Robocalls
Two conservative operatives were charged Thursday with felonies in connection with false robocalls that aimed to dissuade residents in Detroit and other U.S. cities from voting by mail, Michigan’s attorney general announced.
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After Giving Family COVID-19, Woman Donates Kidney to Sick Husband
A Michigan nursing assistant contracted coronavirus from a patient and unknowingly spread it to her family before realizing she was sick. After her husband suffered serious complications, she’s now on mission to save his life by donating her kidney.