The United Auto Workers on Saturday expanded its strike against General Motors (GM) to include its Spring Hill, Tennessee, engine plant, a move that could stall GM’s large pickup production and increase its financial pain, Reuters’ David Shepardson and Joseph White report. The expansion of the seven-week strike leaves GM the only Detroit automaker without a contract deal. Chrysler-owner Stellantis (STLA) reached agreement with the UAW on Saturday and Ford (F) on Wednesday.
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