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Detroit 3 weather $2.9 billion UAW strike chaos with cost cuts

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023
Sterlng Heights Assembly worker David Owens Sr. said Monday that Stellantis should deliver 32 percent raises.

Detroit 3 weather $2.9 billion UAW strike chaos with cost cuts

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