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GM's Fort Wayne plant to close week of July 4 because of chip shortage

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GM's Fort Wayne assembly plant. (Shane Pequignot for General Motors/Shane Pequignot for General Moto)
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By:
George Weykamp
July 01, 2022 07:02 PM

General Motors said it will close its assembly plant in Fort Wayne, Ind., the week of July 4 because of semiconductor constraints.

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