Stellantis, the company behind Chrysler and Jeep, plans to reopen a factory in Illinois and increase production in the United States to mend relations with the U.A.W. and the Trump administration. The move comes under interim management following the resignation of CEO Carlos Tavares, with a commitment to invest in U.S. operations and create American jobs. The company will produce a new pickup truck in Belvedere, rehire 1,500 union workers, and continue production of the Dodge Durango in Detroit, addressing concerns about potential moves to Mexico and securing investments in Ohio and Indiana plants.
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3 Signs You're Not Ready to Apply for Social Security Yet
Many individuals feel mentally prepared to receive Social Security checks before they reach the eligibility age of 62, but the desire to receive benefits does not equate to being ready to apply for them. To maximize benefits, it's essential to follow key steps prior to application to ensure a swift process and optimize lifetime benefits. If certain conditions apply to you, it may indicate that you are not yet ready to claim your Social Security...
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