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- AASP-MN to Host ‘Creating an AWAIR Program for Your Shop’ Webinar
- Morrie’s 394 Hyundai in MN Liable for Retaliation Against Employee; Must Pay $200,000
- Study Details Ford's Economic Impact in Chicago Region as Dealers Distribute Face Masks to Fight COVID-19
- CARSTAR Celebrates the Launch of Four New Repair Centers in Minnesota
- Hayward, WI, Businesses Rebuild and Donate Car to Local Family
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AASP-MN to Host ‘Creating an AWAIR Program for Your Shop’ Webinar
The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of Minnesota (AASP-MN) is pleased to announce it will host “Creating an AWAIR Program for Your Shop.”
Morrie’s 394 Hyundai in MN Liable for Retaliation Against Employee; Must Pay $200,000
On Oct. 9, a jury found Morrie’s 394 Hyundai, LLC, of St. Louis Park, MN, liable for retaliation against former employee Victoria McVey and awarded her $200,000 in damages.
Study Details Ford's Economic Impact in Chicago Region as Dealers Distribute Face Masks to Fight COVID-19
A newly released study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) spotlights Ford's longstanding commitment to building vehicles in Chicago and its contributions to the Illinois economy, including $6.8 billion to the state GDP and more than 60,000 direct and indirect jobs in the state.
CARSTAR Celebrates the Launch of Four New Repair Centers in Minnesota
Jason and Erika Zerwas, husband and wife ownership duo, celebrated the opening of four CARSTAR locations in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul region.
Hayward, WI, Businesses Rebuild and Donate Car to Local Family
Local businesses in Hayward, WI, all pitched in to fix up and donate a car to someone who needs it. All that hard worked payed off when they rolled it out for the first time Oct. 15.
MATC to Continue Mostly Online Learning for Spring Semester, Reports 25 COVID Cases
Madison Area Technical College expects to follow the same playbook for the spring semester that it’s using this fall: most classes delivered online and students and employees completing a health survey before they enter campus buildings.
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GM Unveils 'Factory ZERO' Production Facility, Highlights EV Future
General Motors' Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Center in Michigan will be reworked to produce only all-electric vehicles going forward.
GM Shuts Down Corvette Plant Temporarily Due to Parts Issue
General Motors is shutting down the company’s assembly plant in Bowling Green, KY, the factory that builds the Chevrolet Corvette, for one week, idling approximately 1,400 employees due to a parts shortage.
Beth Rutter Shares Sneak Peek of Pilot Program
Four guest speakers attended the St. Louis I-CAR Committee’s September virtual meeting, including collision repair industry professional Beth Rutter, who spoke about the Pilot Program. Rutter graciously agreed to share some additional information with Autobody News.
ASA Ohio Wraps Up First Year of CPL Meetings
ASA Ohio held its third Collision Performance Leaders (CPL) Group meeting Sept. 29, wrapping up the group’s first year of sessions.