Biden wants UAW style deal for all auto workers | Mack's new electric truck | Former Okla. dealer gets nearly 11 years for fraud, tampering | GM seeks new credit card partner | Supplier bankruptcy

The president spoke to UAW workers here in Illinois as the Democratic president tries to rally support for his economic agenda and firm up sagging popularity numbers.

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Alarm bells over China | Network outage at Nissan | The importance of the Volvo EX30 | Q3 earnings for Magna, Martinrea, AutoCanda

APMA says China is deploying a 'displacement strategy by Chinese manufacturers, leveraging state ownership and control to gain significant leverage within North America over regional investors'

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