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U.S. senators urge White House action on auto chip shortage

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A group of 15 U.S. senators on Tuesday including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Republican John Cornyn urged the White House to work with Congress to address the global ...

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·2021-05-18
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·2021-02-15
Great
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·2021-02-04
Hope INTC will benefit!
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·2021-02-04
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·2021-02-04
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·2021-02-03
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·2021-02-03
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·2021-02-03
nice article
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·2021-02-03
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Fredwkh
·2021-02-03
Who knows which are the chip makers that has production shortage? Please do like my comment too. Thanks
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·2021-02-03
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·2021-02-03
Maybe what causes the stocks to go down recently
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states like Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and South Carolina, in a letter to the White House warned the “shortage threatens our post-pandemic economic recovery.”\nAutomakers around the world are shutting assembly lines because of problems in the delivery of semiconductors, which have been exacerbated in some cases by the former Trump administration’s actions against Chinese chip factories.\nThe shortage has impacted Volkswagen, Ford Motor Co, Subaru Corp, Toyota Motor Corp, Nissan Motor Co Ltd, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and other car makers.\n“We believe that the incoming administration can continue to play a helpful role in alleviating the worst impacts of the shortage on American workers,” the senators wrote.\nA U.S. spokeswoman for Nissan said Tuesday the automaker made some short-term production adjustments because of the shortage “starting with three non-production days on the truck line at our Canton, Mississippi, facility.”\nThe senators, including auto 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