President Trump may have found that the way to the automakers’ hearts is through their regulations. A cut in environmental regulations – possibly including the Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards – may be offered in return for increased U.S. manufacturing, Bloomberg reports. Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler had already made some commitments on investment in the U.S. Exports of completed autos by the big three to the U.S. increased 28% in the fourth quarter, Panjiva data shows. Yet, all three reduced their shipments on a year earlier in December, Ford by 2%, GM by 10% and Fi...