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GM's health care retreat could impact Ford, FCA

UAW members picket outside GM's Lansing Grand River plant. (LINDSAY VANHULLE)
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By:
KEITH NAUGHTON, DAVID WELCH AND GABRIELLE COPPOLA
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Bloomberg
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September 18, 2019 03:14 PM

If General Motors' negotiations with the UAW are any indication, Detroit’s automakers may not have a prayer in their effort to rein in rising health care costs.

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