Delphi Automotive Systems Corp., the world's largest auto parts supplier, said Thursday it will cut 11,500 jobs under a massive restructuring plan prompted by a soft U.S. auto market that will leave ...

DETROIT (AP) - Delphi Automotive Systems Corp., the world's largest auto parts supplier, said Thursday it will cut 11,500 jobs under a massive restructuring plan prompted by a soft U.S. auto market ...

The world’s largest vehicle-parts maker Delphi Automotive Systems said Thursday that it would eliminate 11,500 jobs worldwide, discontinue making non-core product lines, consolidate nine plants and ...

General Motors plans to trim the work force at two US assembly plants over the next three years in moves to align the car maker’s North American production with demand while loss-making parts maker ...

Delphi Technologies was an Irish-based powertrain systems company. Prior to its acquisition by BorgWarner in 2020, it was headquartered in Troy, Michigan, United States. Delphi Technologies was spun ...

Heavy rain fell in Anderson Friday but it is the economic storm pelting this town that has hurt more. So when the news broke: Keith Pitcher from the Chamber of Commerce said, "I was not aware of it ...

Delphi Corp.'s Lockport plant won a new lease on life Friday, even as the troubled auto parts maker unveiled plans to close or sell 21 of its 29 U.S. factories. But company officials warned that the ...

GM has reportedly agreed to accept 5,000 Delphi workers back into the company before September 2007, when the current labor agreement expires, and to cover the cost of their retirement benefits. Given ...

Delphi Automotive Systems Corp., the world’s largest auto parts supplier, said Thursday it will cut 11,500 jobs under a massive restructuring plan prompted by a soft U.S. auto market that will leave ...

General Motors Corp. and its former parts-making unit Delphi Corp. may offer some United Auto Workers members as much as $35,000 to retire, a Delphi union leader said. The enticement is one of several ...

Labor leaders said bankrupt auto parts maker Delphi Corp. demanded 24,000 hourly job cuts over three years, a plan which union leaders refuse to even submit to the company’s workers for a vote, the ...