Wages remain focal point, and investors already are sizing up the potential hits to the automakers’ bottom lines.
The United Auto Workers union and Detroit’s auto companies returned to contract talks Monday. About 12,700 workers entered their fourth day of a strike, with wage increases being a focal point.
Photo: Paul Sancya/Associated Press, while Wall Street analysts tallied potential hits to the companies’ bottom line from wage increases that now seem certain.Continue reading your article with
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