The Rundown: How losing industrial jobs hit Midwest cities
The decline of industrial jobs has significantly impacted cities like Detroit, Milwaukee, and Chicago. These cities were historically shaped by the growth of the automotive industry.
Good afternoon! It’s Friday, and expect arguably perfect weather this weekend. I plan to take advantage by waiting in line for cider at Apple Fest. Here’s what else you need to know today.1. Losing industrial jobs hit differently in Detroit, Milwaukee and ChicagoMore than a century ago, the “Big Three” automakers — General Motors, Ford and Chrysler — made a home in Detroit, which led to more cars being built in the Motor City than anywhere in the world. These factory jobs attracted the first…
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