American firms go global as unions fear jobs flee abroad
The piece surveys a surge of U S multinational activity as corporations expand overseas to cut costs and gain markets, with labor unions and policymakers warning of lost domestic jobs and jeopardized defense needs. It notes components of American products now abroad, and U S government push for negotiated restrictions versus hard quotas amid a shifting trade policy landscape.
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Saku's Party Keeps Control In Japan
In unofficial counts 145 of 126 seats reported Liberal Democratic Party leads in the upper house, with Socialist votes strong. Turnout dipped to about 66 percent of 71.4 million eligible voters, seen as a setback for the government. Prime Minister Risaku Sato plans Cabinet adjustments at Karuizawa.
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