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Today in automotive history: September 25, 1926 — Henry Ford announces the five-day, 40-hour workweek
Henry Ford announced the Ford five-day workweek on September 25, 1926. That Saturday, Ford Motor Company said its plants ...
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Ford flathead V8, Buick V6, and Porsche's flat-6: The 10 best engines of the 20th century
Even a quarter-century on, this list of 'best hits' is just as relevant as ever.
Read about how Ford Motor Company furthered the concept of a living wage with its Detroit 'Gold Rush,' even if its tactics ...
In 1913, building a single car took more than 12 hours. By the end of the year, that dropped to about 90 minutes. That change ...
During those 12 months, Henry Ford Health has steadily hardened its position, while tens of thousands of nurses and other healthcare workers have struck across the United States over the same basic ...
All the worry about artificial intelligence should not obscure this key point: If we don’t develop it, we’ll be a lot worse off.
The manufacturing technology in the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center is just as innovative as the F-150 Lightning. It is the ...
Two iconic boatbuilders that Boating has been covering since its founding. Learn the legend behind each of these brands. The ...
In this episode of Market Hang, Dan DeFrancesco and his panel of experts weigh in on whether China is catching up to the US in the AI race, what's on the line for markets and investors ahead of the ...
Discover what happened on October 1 in history. Explore global milestones, the Bangalee sphere, famous birthdays, notable ...
André Citroën was born to Jewish parents in 1878 in Paris, France. Inspired by books by Jules Verne and the three-year construction of the Eiffel Tower when he was a pre-teen, Andre was ...
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Ford's 50-Year-Old Spanish Plant Just Became Geely's Way Around an 18.8% Tariff
Forget the horsepower number for a second. The most important thing about Geely's new off-road SUV isn't the 1,100-plus ...
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