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Auto parts retailer Detroit Axle braced for tariff Armageddon, but it didn't come

Summary by Greater Milwaukee Today
FERNDALE, Michigan — Nearing a year ago, the automotive aftermarket parts retailer Detroit Axle filed a notice with the state that the family-owned company would lay off more than 100 employees at its headquarters and warehouse here in response to…
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Auto parts retailer Detroit Axle braced for tariff Armageddon, but it didn't come

FERNDALE, Michigan — Nearing a year ago, the automotive aftermarket parts retailer Detroit Axle filed a notice with the state that the family-owned company would lay off more than 100 employees at its headquarters and warehouse here in response to…

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Greater Milwaukee Today broke the news on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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