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The shutdown, due to lack of orders, is expected to last for about two weeks.

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It appears workers at the Belvidere assembly plant won't be hitting the picket lines today, as a last-second tentative agreement has been hammered out between the UAW and Fiat Chrysler. According to the Detroit Free Press: The deal came just before midnight and "secured significant gains," the union announced in a Facebook post at 12:03 am...

There could be a strike on the horizon at the Belvidere assembly plant. According to the Associated Press, it appears that United Auto Workers union members have voted down a four-year contract deal with Fiat Chrysler: Members at large assembly plants in Ohio and Michigan rejected the pact in voting Tuesday...

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Making a college education affordable seems to be a discussion taking place all over these days. Here's one way to solve that problem, I suppose: have somebody else pay for it. According to Fortune, the United States division of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has unveiled a plan to offer free college tuition to the 118,000 employees at its Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, and Fiat dealerships across the cou

A number of local high school students just got good news from The Chrysler Foundation. The organization has announced more than $230,000 in grants to support robotics programs across the United States. $5,000 of that total is heading to the Belvidere, Belvidere North & North Boone High Schools’ Flaming Monkeys 4-H Robotics Club. ...