Mack Trucks announced plans to lay off several hundred workers, and the truck manufacturer specifically blamed the Republican tariffs ...

Fresh on the heels of the launch of its new Class 8 Pioneer truck, Mack has announced manufacturing layoffs. Mack said it will lay off 250 to 350 workers at its Macungie, Pennsylvania ...

LOWER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. (WPVI) -- About 10 percent of the Mack Trucks employees in Lower Macungie Township, Lehigh County, have learned they will soon be without a job. The company is blaming the ...

Mack Trucks' big new-model reveal is scheduled for tomorrow: Though he couldn't reveal a lot about the truck, one man who's gotten a look at it, Hell Bent Xpress owner and 2024 Overdrive Small ...

Mack Trucks plans to lay off 250 to 350 workers at its Lehigh Valley Operations plant in Pennsylvania, the company confirmed April 18. The Greensboro, N.C.-based truck manufacturer confirmed ...

Mack Trucks on Tuesday unveiled its new truck, the Pioneer – a model that ends Anthem's eight year reign as the company's on-highway flagship. Mack Vice President and Product Owner for Highway ...

Mack Trucks has introduced the all-new Mack Pioneer, a highway truck designed with a focus on aerodynamics, driver comfort, and advanced features. Mack says this is its most aerodynamic and driver ...

And while the truck’s design team incorporated historic styling – a keen eye may notice the front end resembles the Brookly Bridge that Mack trucks were instrumental in strengthening – the truck ...

The aerodynamic, high-tech Mack Pioneer launches in the city where the truck maker was founded 125 years ago. OEM leaders say the driver-focused Class 8 truck will be the basis of Mack gaining ...

Volvo Group, the parent company of Mack Trucks, is cutting its forecast for truck sales in North America as it grapples with what its CEO called increased uncertainty surrounding tariffs and their ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — About 3,000 people work at the Mack Truck assembly plant in Lower Macungie Township, near Allentown. Now, about ten percent of them have been told they are losing their jobs.

One of the largest employers in the Lehigh Valley plans to lay off up to 350 employees over the next three months due to uncertainty surrounding its orders for heavy-duty trucks. Mack Trucks ...