American Firms Expand Abroad Amid Labor Alarm
Washington reports a surge in American companies going multinational to stay competitive. Multinationals move capital and jobs overseas, prompting AFL-CIO unions and lawmakers to push import quotas while the administration seeks voluntary restraints and defense-cost sharing.
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