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@detroitnews auto and business reporter | @hillsdale alumna | 313-222-2429 | bnoble@detroitnews.com
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UWM's $2 billion lifeline boosts lender's liquidity but carries risks

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By Breana Noble Verified, Candice Williams Verified
| Belleville News-Democrat Verified
United Wholesale Mortgage boosted its liquidity from $1 billion to more than $2 billion through a deal with Oaktree Capital Management in August 2026 but faces challenges that include rising mortgage rates. United Wholesale Mortgage's recent deal with a distressed-company investment firm to secure a more than $2 billion lifeline could equip the mortgage lender with better financial tools, but it might also require spending cuts and stronger checks and balances. UWM Holdings Corp.
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Ford contract worker injured during fire at Michigan Assembly Plant

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By Breana Noble Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Ford contract worker injured during fire at Michigan Assembly Plant Breana Noble, The Detroit News Updated Mon, August 31, 2026 at 3:27 PM EDT A contract employee sustained burns on his legs and other parts of his body from a fire Monday at Ford Motor Co.'s Wayne assembly plant, the president of United Auto Workers Local 900 said. The Wayne Police Department referred to the Dearborn automaker for details on the incident, which the company confirmed.
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Automakers enter energy storage business

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By Breana Noble Verified
| Antelope Valley Press Verified
US consumers are increasingly expressing opposition to data center developments across the country, raising questions about whether that pushback could extend to automakers in the stationary battery energy storage business that supplies data centers. From Saline Township to Washington Township in Michigan and across the country, some residents are protesting massive data center projects popping up in their communities as demand for artificial intelligence tools grows.
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