GM seeks Green Bond loan to fund past and future zero emission projects

General Motors said Thursday it has launched an offering of senior unsecured fixed rate notes and it will use money from the sale of the notes to “finance or refinance”  green projects such as electric vehicles. Basically, that means GM will be taking out a loan to pay off debt it already owes on any projects in its Sustainable… Continue reading GM seeks Green Bond loan to fund past and future zero emission projects

UAW delegates vote to kill strike pay increase in closing hours of convention

In a dramatic reversal shortly before the close of the UAW’s 38th constitutional convention in Detroit, delegates on Thursday voted to undo a $100-per-week strike pay increase approved earlier. That means the strike pay will go back to the $400 per week that had been in place at the start of the convention rather than… Continue reading UAW delegates vote to kill strike pay increase in closing hours of convention

2023 Chevy Colorado ditches V6 and long bed, adds Google and tailgate storage compartment

Chevrolet revealed a new version of its Colorado midsize pickup with a slimmed-down model line Thursday. The 2023 Colorado is expected to go on sale in the first half of 2023. Development prioritized features owners wanted, and added new ones like the ability to receive over-the-air updates, chief engineer Nick Katcherian said. The Colorado’s wheelbase… Continue reading 2023 Chevy Colorado ditches V6 and long bed, adds Google and tailgate storage compartment

Payne: Dancin’ in the rain with the nimble Subaru BRZ

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House approves $52 billion for chips, teeing up for Biden to sign into law

Washington — The U.S. House approved $52 billion in subsidies and $24 billion in tax credits for the computer chip industry Thursday, despite fierce opposition from Republican leadership incensed by a last-minute Democratic maneuver Wednesday night. The bill, which passed 243-187, will now head to President Joe Biden, who has said he plans to sign it. Among the yes votes… Continue reading House approves $52 billion for chips, teeing up for Biden to sign into law