I was 17 years old when I got my first Carhartt jacket. It was the fall of senior year of high school, and—this being 2004—I was on the hunt for a trademark garment like that worn by Clark Kent on ...

Ford makes work trucks, Carhartt makes workwear. Their histories date to 1903 for Ford and 1889 for Carhartt and they were born a mile apart in Dearborn, Michigan. For more than a century, Ford ...

Attorney General Aaron Ford said he would push to repeal the state’s longstanding “right-to-work” law that allows workers to choose if they want to join and pay dues to a union in their workplace if ...

“American Value. For American Values.” reflects Ford Motor Company’s nearly 125-year commitment to American workers, U.S. manufacturing, and communities—rooted in long-term values, not short-term ...

The 2026 Maverick Lobo makes the case that a pickup truck can be both genuinely useful and genuinely fun to drive. Courtesy Ford Ford sells a staggering number of pickup trucks. According to some data ...

Ford has some big electric vehicle plans in the works. In the "Business Innovators Unplugged" podcast from the LA Times, Ford CEO Jim Farley talked about how the American automaker plans to compete ...

Good morning! It's Thursday, April 2, 2026, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. This is where you'll find the most ...

Added Ford F-150 and Explorer pricing trends for context on cost-cutting. Ford's new "Universal Production System" will be a production revolution, but it will take some key jobs away from robots and ...

Two American icons known for durability have come together in the Timberland PRO x Ford collection, a rugged work‑boot collaboration inspired by the legendary Ford F‑150 pickup. Designed for demanding ...

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Despite being at retirement age, three workers at Ford Motor Company clock in every week. And they seem to have no plans of slowing down. In Chicago, Jim Lee, Richard Laumeyer, and Arthur Porter, ...