Will This Be Childish Gambino’s Last Tour?
Childish Gambino’s 2018 North American starts in September. Original Link on MTV
Month: March 2018
Why Max Thinks This Guy Is Being Catfished By His Own Mother
Max thinks Dylan’s mom could be conning her son in this ‘Catfish’ sneak peek. Original Link on MTV
SF Motors begins autonomous vehicle testing on U.S. roads
As it prepares to introduce its first vehicle this month, Chinese startup SF Motors has begun to test its autonomous vehicle technology on California and Michigan roads.
Trump’s tariffs set to dominate final day of NAFTA talks
Ministers from the United States, Canada and Mexico meet on Monday to wrap up the latest NAFTA talks under the shadow of President Trump’s proposed steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Hard Rock’s Orlando HQ to close by April
Hard Rock International should be done moving its headquarters out of Orlando in April, company officials confirmed, a little ahead of schedule. The company, which includes casinos, hotels and 160 cafes in more than 70 countries, has been based in Orlando since the Seminole Tribe bought it in 2007….
Nearly 2,500 GM Korea workers apply for buyout package
About 15 percent of GM’s South Korean workers have applied for a buyout package that the automaker is offering as part of a drastic restructuring, union officials said.
Doll rewarded for Subaru success
Tom Doll will become the first American CEO of Subaru of America since co-founder Harvey Lamm left in 1990.
2019 GMC features industry-first carbon fiber box, multipurpose tailgate
A versatile tailgate and a carbon fiber bed for the redesigned GMC Sierra pickup are in addition to bolder styling, more luxury amenities and a weight reduction from the current version of up to 360 pounds.
Subaru, Audi throughput rises
Subaru and Audi dealerships improved last year in the key metric of throughput. Hyundai and Lexus did not fare as well, according to our annual exclusive dealership census.
Will U.S. become ‘least favored nation’?
Trump’s tariff move underscores the fact that relations between the auto industry and the White House remain a volatile mix, with the sector benefiting from deregulatory and tax-reducing policies but ever at risk of a trade-related kick in the teeth.