AdvertisementGet the newsPodcast: Howes on transnational FCA-PSA dealHowes says the new name for the merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot of France should be United Nations Motors.Podcast: Howes on what the GM strike ignoredPodcast: Howes on the UAW strike that won’t endExplore more Detroit News podcastsGreen Room podcast: Aaron Henry disappears, Draymond Green tribute, MSU bowl-boundSins of Detroit: Bad science convicts the wrongfully accusedOctoPulse podcast: Vegas coach Gerard Gallant on former linemate Steve YzermanView from the Press Box podcast: Dan Dierdorf, Bill RabinowitzPodcast: Sins of Detroit, Davontae Sanford’s Road to Freedom, part 2Green Room podcast: Spartans drop Maui opener, MSU-Maryland, Thanksgiving traditionsYour browser does not support the viewing of this content. MORE PODCASTSGreen RoomView from the Press BoxOctoPulseRod & RealSins of DetroitDaniel Howes' Weekend EssayPodcast: Howes on UAW-GM strike’s roots The UAW’s fight with GM is a battle over dollars and cents pitting radically different visions of the future. Weekend-essay Podcast: Howes says impeachment will freeze autos agenda Daniel Howes says the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump will freeze Detroit’s automotive agenda in Washington. Weekend-essay Podcast: Howes on UAW scandal, strike As the UAW strikes GM, rank-and-file members and retirees can thank leadership’s corruption scandal for opening the floodgates to usual adversaries. Weekend-essay Podcast: Howes on Ford becoming ‘America’s‘ automaker Detroit’s top two automakers – facing a potential circus surrounding contract talks – are jostling for position with the public and President Trump. Weekend-essay Howes podcast: UAW’s ‘clean union’ moniker may no longer be justified Howes says the federal corruption probe into the UAW and its joint training centers is heating up just as the union is negotiating new contracts. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on auto town revival Howes says there’s growing evidence that southeast Michigan’s auto towns are cool again. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on Democrats’ missed shot Howes: Progressive Democrats' preferred policy preferences and reliably anti-business tone aren’t reassuring to voters in the industrial heartland. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on Democratic debate, Midwest jobs The Democrats vying to replace Trump might want to get a little savvier about the real economic issues facing the electorally vital industrial Midwest. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on Mahoning Valley grit They’re waiting for the end at Lordstown, the auto plant GM says it no longer needs. And for the closure of the Vindicator, Youngstown’s daily newspaper. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on UAW contract talks Howes: Not since the dark days of bankruptcy are contract talks between the UAW and carmakers likely to be as tough as the round beginning next week. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on UAW reforms Howes: This new reform package from the UAW is that it’s the third such effort in as many years Weekend-essay Podcast: Howes on Michigan university board antics Howes: The antics coming from the boardrooms of the state’s Big Three universities will not change until the way Michigan chooses its trustees does. Weekend-essay Podcast: Howes on Tesla, tweets, trouble Elon Musk’s most ardent supporters should be questioning whether he’s the right CEO to deliver the electrified future of his conjuring. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on ol’ Sergio’s legacy Howes says former Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne, who died this week in a Zurich hospital, gambled on Detroit redemption. And he won. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on bankruptcy, plus five Five years after the city of Detroit declared municipal bankruptcy, the its reinvention is tracing a decidedly upward trajectory. Daniel Howes Podcast: Howes on Musk’s meandering The offer by Tesla Inc.’s CEO to help deliver clean water to Flint is vintage Elon Musk: big on vision, but less so on execution. Daniel Howes Your browser does not support the viewing of this content.
