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McLaren Won't Confirm Its £450 Million Plan. Its Careers Page Already Has. (opens the original)
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Somewhere in Woking, a hiring manager posted a job listing this week for a "Head of General Assembly and End of Line Manufacturing Engineering." Nobody at McLaren has said, on the record, that the company is spending £450 million to build a bigger version of itself. But you don't title a job "Head of General Assembly" for a business planning to keep building the same few thousand mid-engined coupes a year inside the same production hall it has used since 2011. That is the real story here, and it
GM Sold Fewer Cars in China This Year. Its China Profits Nearly Tripled. (opens the original)
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Somewhere in the noise about foreign automakers cutting prices on gasoline-powered cars in China, a stranger number went almost unnoticed. General Motors' own filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows its Chinese joint ventures moved fewer cars in the first half of 2026 than a year earlier, yet booked nearly three times the net income. That is not what a company losing a price war looks like. It is what a company deliberately trading volume for margin looks like, and GM's own numb
A Serial Dealer Kept Flipping Rooftops. Stellantis's Own Bank Just Sent a $3.9 Million Bill With His Name on It, Too (opens the original)
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When a car dealership closes, most people assume the customers take the hit. Sometimes they do. But the biggest number, the one with six zeros, almost always belongs to somebody most car buyers never think about: the bank that financed the inventory in the first place. That is the real story behind a new federal lawsuit out of Georgia. Stellantis Financial Services, the captive lender that keeps Jeep, Dodge, Ram and Chrysler showrooms stocked with metal, is suing a closed dealership and its owne
State Farm Mailed You a Record Dividend Check. Weeks Later, It Quietly Gutted the Agents Who'll Handle Your Next Claim (opens the original)
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Somewhere between February and May of this year, State Farm told two very different stories to two very different audiences. To roughly 49 million insured vehicles, it announced the largest policyholder dividend in company history: $5 billion in cash back, checks averaging about $100 per vehicle, on top of auto rate cuts averaging 10 percent across 40 states. That's the story that made the evening news, the one framed as a company doing right by its customers. To its own sales force, about three
China's Largest Headlight Supplier Fired 107 New Grads in Weeks — But Still Found Cash for a Dividend (opens the original)
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Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems makes the adaptive LED headlights that bend light around oncoming traffic on Volkswagen's ID electric hatchbacks and BYD's flagship Han sedan. It's the largest automotive lighting supplier in China and one of the largest in the world. Last week it also became the company that hired 440 college graduates, fired 107 of them within weeks, got investigated by a government labor bureau, suspended its own HR director, and issued a formal apology stamped with the comp
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