North Carolina-based Mack Trucks, a division of Sweden-based Volvo Group, will invest $14.5 million to expand its Roanoke County manufacturing operation, a project expected to create 51 jobs, Gov.

Thursday marked a major celebration as Governor Ralph Northam helped Mack Trucks unveil its brand-new Roanoke County facility on Technology Drive. “Without trucks, America stops, and this facility ...

Mack Trucks announced Friday they plan on bringing hundreds of new jobs to the Lehigh Valley in the coming months. A press released issued by the company stated the company is boosting production at ...

SALEM, Va. (AP) — Mack Trucks will invest $13 million to establish a manufacturing operation in Roanoke County, creating 250 new jobs, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Thursday. The new venture ...

The walkout at Mack Trucks facilities in three states comes amid a wave of labor disruptions involving auto workers across the United States, including strikes against Ford and General Motors, who ...

Mack Trucks, one of the Lehigh Valley’s largest employers, has a secret in the mountainous area of southwest Virginia. The mystery starts with a few job listings posted earlier this month by Volvo ...

Mack Trucks Inc., one of North America's largest producers of heavy-duty trucks, plans to move its headquarters and some support functions to Greensboro in the next three years, creating 493 jobs, ...

Photo of Winsome Earle-Sears at an inaugural celebration in Richmond (AP Photo/Steve Helber) and Abigail Spanberger at a campaign rally in Virginia Beach (AP Photo/Bryan Woolston). Read full article: ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WSET) -- Governor Ralph Northam joined Roanoke County and company officials Wednesday, Jan. 30 to announce that Mack Trucks, part of the Volvo Group, will invest $13 million in a new ...

DETROIT — Union workers at Mack Trucks went on strike Monday after voting down a five-year contract agreement that negotiators had reached with the company. The United Auto Workers said 4,000 ...

Mack Trucks has had its fair share of supply chain challenges that have hampered production this year, but the heavy-duty truck manufacturer is still adding jobs in the Lehigh Valley. More ...