GM CEO’s 16-month effort to repair Trump ties shatters in a day

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March 28, 2020 03:08 PM

DETROIT -- Sixteen months after Mary Barra angered Donald Trump by announcing plans to close several U.S. factories in states the president vowed to revive, the General Motors CEO is back on the outs with the White House.

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