United Auto Workers members reached a tentative deal with Mack Trucks over the weekend, narrowly avoiding a new wave of strikes against the Volvo-owned automaker as the union continues to disrupt Detroit-Three operations. Roughly 4,000 employees agreed to a new contract just before the Sunday night deadline. In a statement, Mack Trucks president Stephen Roy noted, "The terms of this tentative agreement would deliver significantly increased wages and continue first-class benefits for Mack employees and their families." Although another strike is no longer likely, the United Auto Workers union must still review and ultimately approve the deal before the threat...