
Lurah Lowery
Editorial Content Director at Repairer Driven News
@repairerdriven Editorial Content Director. Formerly @blueridgenow & @heraldcourier. RT ≠ endorsement. Story ideas: [email protected]
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1 day ago |
repairerdrivennews.com | Lurah Lowery
Boyd Group Services, parent company of Gerber Collision & Glass, reported Wednesday that there have been early signs of success with its project to match changing industry demand with staffing, as claims volumes continue to decline amid overall economic uncertainty.
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1 day ago |
repairerdrivennews.com | Lurah Lowery
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has announced a financial recovery plan, Re:Nissan, under new management, while a “leaner, more resilient” business is created and key initiatives reassessed. Plans include reducing parts complexity by 70%, while the integration and optimization of platforms will decrease the number of platforms from 13 to seven by fiscal year 2035.
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2 days ago |
repairerdrivennews.com | Lurah Lowery
A letter from Allstate Insurance Group to the California Department of Insurance (CDI) that may have caused some confusion in the collision repair industry regarding rates has been clarified by the department. In April, a reader contacted Repairer Driven News with a portion of the letter citing concerns about its legitimacy, as there was no signature.
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2 days ago |
repairerdrivennews.com | Lurah Lowery
Calling it a new battery technology breakthrough, General Motors and LG Energy Solution will commercialize lithium manganese-rich (LMR) prismatic battery cells for future GM electric trucks and full-size SUVs.According to a joint press release from the companies, battery cathodes require materials like cobalt, nickel, and manganese, with cobalt being the most expensive.
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3 days ago |
repairerdrivennews.com | Lurah Lowery
A bill is once again before the Rhode Island legislature to increase the amount of vehicle damage that requires an appraisal performed by a licensed appraiser, and increase the amount of time insurance company appraisers have to complete appraisals. S1015 would increase the damage amount from $2,500 to $5,000 and the time in which appraisals must be completed from three days to four. A similar bill, H5571, was held for study by the House Corporations Committee in March.
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