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Folks, we’ve got another huge Takata airbag recall for you. Plus, some news about upcoming General Motors layoffs and a United Auto Workers guilty plea. All of this and more in The Morning Shift for Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019. 1st Gear: Another Takata Recall Takata, the automotive parts supplier that is responsible for the biggest auto recall in history over faulty airbags, is recalling more cars again over another airbag safety issue. Advertisement The Bloomberg. About 1.4 million other cars now require repairs From the story: Components Takata supplied to five of the world’s biggest car manufacturers may absorb moisture that could either cause air bags to rupture or under-inflate, according to a notice on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website. The recall involves parts produced from 1995 through 1999 and sold to BMW, Volkswagen AG’s Audi, Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Emphasis mine, because it’s … [Read more...] about Another 1.4 Million Takata Airbags Recalled After BMW Driver’s Death

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Brandon Routh couldn’t quite cut it as Superman, but he found success with another superhero, Ray “The Atom” Palmer (or, as we so affectionately call him, Poor Sweet Ray Ray), who appeared on The CW’s Arrow before going on to serve as one of the anchors for the network’s Legends Of Tomorrow, one of our favorite shows of last year. Routh’s real-life wife Courtney Ford joined him in season three of Legends, playing villain-turned-love-interest Nora Darhk. They’re both standouts on the DC series, but, alas, all good things must come to an end—the pair will be departing the series during its upcoming fifth season. Somebody tell Nate Heywood it’s going to be okay, or at least give him a Beebo to snuggle. Per Deadline, the decision is a creative one, as the writers felt their storyline, like many others before it on the ever-evolving series, had come to an end. While this is a big loss for the series, the door remains open for future … [Read more...] about Gideon, set a course for sadness: Brandon Routh and Courtney Ford are leaving

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