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Alabama Senator Takes Issue with Trump Administration’s Proposed Automotive TariffsThe tariffs would take money from consumers and cost jobs, Doug Jones said |
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Alabama's Mercedes-Benz plant updates production status after Michigan fireVance SUV assembly operations remain affected by accident at major supplier |
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Michigan fire aftermath continues to burn in the Southern automotive sectorMagnesium parts supplier blaze leads to component delays |
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New plant hailed as another Tuscaloosa groundbreakerSMP's opening brings one of the biggest automotive suppliers in the world to Alabama |
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Faces: Behind the WheelMolly and Macy Williams: It’s a tale of two sisters, two automotive career tracks and two NASA rovers |
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Executive Q&A: All Roads Lead to Automotive in TennesseeCommissioner Bob Rolfe says a central location and great transportation help make Tennessee a landmark on the automotive manufacturing map |
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Frank Chestnut: Listening, Training, LeadingCrossing the state for the commerce department and spreading the word about apprenticeships |
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Moving ForwardAutomotive executives talk about opportunities and challenges in wide-ranging panel discussion |
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eLabs: a Springboard to SuccessVolkswagen Chattanooga sponsors hands on STEM education for Tennessee students |
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Mississippi MetalLaurel Machine and Foundry began supplying wagon parts a century ago, but today it supports vehicles with more horsepower – moving components for Nissan |
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