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The United Auto Workers union criticized a $9.2 billion US government loan to Ford Motor Co. and South Korea’s SK On as a “massive” handout to a venture creating “low-road jobs.”
Ford will receive $9.2 billion in government loans to help fund three EV battery factories in the US. The Energy Department program aims to support advanced manufacturing and EV production.
A deep-pocketed US government program designed to finance futuristic energy businesses is issuing a conditional $9.2 billion loan to Ford Motor Co. for the construction of three battery...
PROJECT, OWNER(S), LOCATION(S) ; FORD, Ford Motor Company, Illinois (Chicago), Kentucky (Louisville), Michigan (Dearborn, Flat Rock, Livonia, Sterling Heights, Wayne, Ypsilanti), Missouri, (Claycomo), New York (Buffalo), Ohio (Brook Park, Cincinnati, Lima) ; NISSAN, Nissan North America, Decherd & Smyrna, Tennessee ; TESLA, Tesla Motors, Fremont, California
5 billion to help finance construction of Ultium's new lithium-ion battery plants, including Warren, from the same program used for the Ford loan. Stay up to date with the latest news...
The transition away from Libor is hitting a milestone as Ford Motor Co. does the first syndicated U.S. corporate loan tied to regulators’ preferred replacement for the benchmark.