Now, chip shortage threatens industry

Volkswagen, whose plant with SAIC is shown, warned about disruption.

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Like canaries in a coal mine, carmakers and suppliers in China are warning that a shortage of automotive microchips is threatening to slow down the global industry's pandemic recovery.

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