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Former Chrysler Chairman and CEO Bob Nardelli sounded off on inflationary pressures affecting Americans and policy decisions that have contributed to the hardship.

General Motors confirmed an estimated $200 million loss since the beginning of the United Auto Workers strike against GM, Stellantis and Ford on Sept. 15.

GM secured a $6 billion line of credit on Wednesday through JPMorgan, two days after laying 164 workers amid the ongoing United Auto Worker strike, now in its 20th day.

About 4,000 workers represented by the United Auto Workers have reached a temporary deal with Volvo Group-owned Mack Trucks, ahead of a potential strike.

Following the United Auto Workers' announcement extending strike to another Ford assembly plant, the automaker's supply chain chief said up to 500,000 jobs are at risk.

Five UAW members who were striking outside of a General Motors plant near Flint suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle, reports say.

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United Auto Workers strikes at more plants belonging to General Motors, Stellantis and Ford could reportedly come Friday, depending on the status of negotiations.