UAW Optimistic Ford Deal Will Pass Despite Setbacks
UAW Vice President Jimmy Settles expressed optimism that the Ford tentative contract will be approved despite a rocky vote. He noted many plants are still voting while a majority of Ford’s 52,900 workers must approve for ratification.
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Honda tops Takata air bag recall with nine high risk models
Honda Motor Co leads with nine models flagged as high risk for Takata air bag inflators. The recall targets 2008 and older vehicles in humid Gulf Coast states and is part of the largest U.S. recall in history. The NHTSA oversees the effort to speed repairs and parts distribution while a Takata penalty settles at up to 200 million.
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Time Warner customers may pay for modem rental after merger
Regulators are poised to approve Charter Communications deals to buy Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, likely forcing customers who own modems to still rent. Zoom Telephonics urges the FCC to require separate pricing for modem leases and Internet service.
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Citrix to cut 1000 jobs in restructuring plan
Citrix Systems announces 1000 full time and contract positions will be eliminated as part of a restructuring that includes spinning off key tools such as GoToAssist and GoToMeeting. The layoffs span November and January with details on Fort Lauderdale impact not disclosed.
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ConAgra to Split Into Two Pure-Play Companies
ConAgra will spin off its frozen potatoes business under Lamb Weston and create Conagra Brands Inc for its leading names Chef Boyardee Healthy Choice and other brands. The split is slated for fall 2016 with 1 500 jobs cut and HQ move to Chicago.
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