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Strike could shut down GM car factoriesStory

Strike could shut down GM car factories

DETROIT The increasingly bitter monthlong strike at auto parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. is starting to hit General Motors Corp. where it hurts.Two GM factories that make cars in Michigan and Ohio soon will be...

5 months ago from Kansas City Star

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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Corp plans to shut down a Detroit assembly plant on Monday because of parts shortages caused by a strike against a key supplier that have now idled almost half of GM's factory work force in North...

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GM Closes More Plants Due to Supplier Strike

DETROIT -- General Motor Corp. will shut its car assembly plant that builds the 2008 Buick Lucerne and 2008 Cadillac DTS next week due to parts shortages caused by the more than month-long strike by workers against supplier American Axle...

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AA Strike Threatens Second Auto Plant

The United Auto Workers (UAW) strike against American Axle (AA) will claim its second automobile plant next week. In addition to the Cobalt/G5 plant, Automotive News [sub] says the strike threatens GM's Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant (Buick...

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Once we go down, it should start affecting the dealers very fast...

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Strike could shut down GM car factories

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