Ford Motor and other U.S. automakers have asked for relief from aluminum tariffs after fires at a major American factory created supply bottlenecks for vehicles, though the Trump administration so far has rejected the requests, according to a report.The Wall Street Journal first reported that Ford petitioned the Trump administration for assistance, citing people with knowledge of the conversations.The requests have come in recent weeks, according to the report, with the carmaker asking the government for relief from duties at least until Novelis' aluminum rolling plant in Oswego, New York, ret...
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