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GM Defies Trump's Trade Outlook by Building New Chevy Blazer in Mexico
General Motors introduced its new Blazer model -- and said it will be produced in Mexico.
Steel and Aluminum Stocks Suffer Amidst Trade War Woes
After President Trump proposes an extra $200 billion in tariffs on China, steel and aluminum stocks slide.
Rockwell Automation CEO: Why We Spent $1 Billion to Bet on Connected Factories
Rockwell Automation is fresh off injecting $1 billion into a software company. TheStreet talks exclusively with Rockwell Automation chairman and CEO Blake Moret about the transaction and state of U.S. manufacturing.
Will Tesla Make a Vegan Model 3?
Should Tesla scrap all leather options and make a vegan Model 3, S and X? It already does -- sort of.
Is President Trump Trying to Ban Mercedes, BMW and Others?
Recent reports suggest President Trump doesn't like seeing so many European vehicles in the U.S., while actions out of the White House suggest there could be some validity.
Tesla Inc. Delays Full-Scale International Rollout of Model 3
Given the Model 3 production woes, it should come as little surprise that Tesla is pushing back a large-scale rollout of Model 3 deliveries in international markets.
Why Nissan Cutting U.S. Auto Production by 20% Really Matters
Looking to maximize profits, Nissan's looking to cut its reliance on low-margin fleet sales and profit-eating incentives to consumers.
Selling All Your Defense Stocks in the Trump Era Is Probably a Dumb Move
One investment bank is fresh off a major downgrade of the defense sector. After President Trump's most recent moves with North Korea, that seems like the wrong idea.
UAW Officially Files Complaint on Tesla Thanks to CEO Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk doesn't seem to have a problem with unions. But the UAW doesn't feel the same way.
Tesla Model 3 Delivery Time Falls, but Will It Help the Stock?
Tesla's delivery delays are now tumbling. Is it a fall in demand or a boost in production? Likely the latter.