GM to invest $1 billion in U.S. factories in 2017
General Motors confirmed a $1 billion U.S. investment in 2017 to expand and relocate parts production from Mexico, creating or preserving about 1,500 jobs. The plan includes moving axle production for next generation full size pickups to Michigan, previously handled by American Axle.
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Immigrant workers fear Trump crackdown on labor
Abigail Alvarado, 26, has spent years on U S assembly lines and worries a tighter immigration policy could dry up labor. Analysts say 7 to 11 million unauthorized workers underpin key industries. deporting them could shave GDP by 2.6 percent, with heavy losses in construction and trade.
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Wall Street sinks as financials and biotech slide on policy concerns
U S stocks declined with financials and biotech names leading losses as earnings season begins and Trump drug pricing comments spook investors. The S P 500 financial index slid 2.3 percent while the Dow fell 0.3 percent to 19 826.77 and the Nasdaq 0 63 percent. Morgan Stanley dropped 3.8 percent despite higher quarterly profit.
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Delta to start diversity training for flight crews
Delta Air Lines will require diversity training for all 23 000 flight attendants starting in the second quarter. The move follows high profile incidents of discrimination claims and a life ban issued to a passenger.
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