GM-FCA spat messier as revised suit names UAW officials

DETROIT — General Motors' effort to resuscitate its racketeering lawsuit against rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has lobbed more salacious allegations against former UAW leaders, calling a onetime top negotiator a "paid mole" on GM's board and accusing officials of taking bribes from secret international bank accounts. The automaker also claims a former FCA labor relations executive it hired turned out to be a corporate spy.