Seating supplier IMA to lay off 127 in Highland Park
Kurt Nagl - Integrated Manufacturing Assembly, a joint venture of Lear Corp. and Comer Holdings, says the layoffs are due to a program loss.
View ArticleLear seeks tenants for downtown Detroit building
Chad Livengood - The auto supplier is actively trying to lease out space in the recently renovated Hemmeter Building as it re-evaluates its real estate portfolio.
View ArticleHow Lear is adjusting its seat strategy
Lindsay ChappellAutomotive News - With the rise of autonomous vehicles, the Southfield-based supplier is rapidly evolving into a maker of "smart" seats with new CEO Ray Scott at the helm.
View ArticleLear raises outlook on rising seating, electronics sales
Crain's Detroit Business - The Southfield-based seating and electronics supplier reports record first-quarter earnings in its first report under new President and CEO Ray Scott.
View ArticleLear's Scott talks strategy, innovation and the future
Lindsay Chappell and Richard TruettAutomotive News - With ride-sharing and self-driving vehicles on the horizon, Ray Scott believes technology and the changing ways cars will be used will require a...
View ArticleLear to close Canada seating plant after Unifor rejects contract offer
Greg LaysonAutomotive News - The Southfield-based manufacturer said it would close the plant "due to the resounding rejection" of a tentative agreement with the union on Tuesday.
View ArticleLear workers ratify 4-year deal at Ontario plant that was targeted for closure
John IrwinAutomotive News - Union President Colin James said a yes vote on the ratification may save the plant. The 320 workers have been on strike since April 28 over contract disagreements.
View ArticleLear hires John Absmeier as CTO as it shifts into technology innovation
Dustin Walsh - The addition of the longtime automotive technology veteran is emblematic of the Southfield-based supplier's shifting business strategy to make automotive seats high-tech devices.
View ArticleLear holds grand opening of Flint facility
Crain's Detroit Business - The Southfield-based automotive seating and electrical-distribution system company spent $29 million on the facility, which began limited production in July.
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