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UAW deal with Ford includes $8.1 billion in investments, $5,000 ratification bonuses

By: CNBC.com News
The 4 ½-year tentative agreement will now be rolled out to 57,000 UAW-Ford members for regional informational meetings and then voting, the union said Sunday
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