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Here are all the jobs and investment lost from republican attacks on manufacturing

A new interactive tool shows the thousands of manufacturing projects that have been cancelled, stalled, delayed, or lost support as a result of attacks on US manufacturing by Congressional republicans.

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Carscoops ·15 days ago

Pirelli’s $1.2 Billion US Expansion Will Add 1,000 Jobs | Carscoops

- Pirelli plans to invest roughly $1. 2 billion in its Rome, Georgia factory. - Production capacity will reach around 6 million tires annually by 2033.

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Electrek ·16 days ago

US clean energy jobs fell for the first time since the pandemic

The US lost 36,949 clean energy jobs in 2025, ending four straight years of growth. That’s the direct impact of the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled Congress rolling back federal support for clean…

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TechRadar ·last mo.

Snagajob job recruitment site (2026) review

TechRadar Verdict I highly recommend Snagajob for people seeking flexible full-time, part-time, or gig jobs. It offers a quality selection of these jobs like few other platforms.

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Carscoops ·last mo.

Ford Cut 7,000 Jobs, Now It's Paying To Get That Experience Back | Carscoops

- Ford has hired 350 Technical Experts over the last three years. - It’s after the company lost over $1 billion due to defects and subpar quality.

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Thedrive ·last mo.

VW Cuts Another 50,000 Jobs and Possibly a Brand: TDS

Hello and welcome to The Downshift, or TDS for short, The Drive’s morning news roundup bringing you the biggest automotive headlines from around the world.

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Engadget ·last mo.

Volkswagen confirms cutting 50,000 jobs as part of its survival plan - Engadget

Volkswagen confirms cutting 50,000 jobs as part of its survival plan It’s also repurposing its German factories and, reportedly, shutting down the Spanish brand Seat.

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Carscoops ·last mo.

VW Group Confirms Plans To Slash 50,000 Jobs And Axe Half Its Lineup | Carscoops

- Volkswagen’s Supervisory Board has approved the most dramatic revamp in its history. - Automaker will focus on core models and eliminate roughly half the current lineup.