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The Canadian Auto Workers union says it's extending talks with Chrysler and GM, putting off the immediate threat of a strike. But president Ken Lewenza says the union will issue 24-hours strike notice if talks stall.
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|---|---|---|---|
| F-N Ford Motor | 15.07 |
-0.01 -0.066% |
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| GM-N General Motors | 33.71 |
0.29 0.868% |
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