General Motors (GM) has instructed several thousand of its suppliers to remove Chinese parts and materials from their supply chains, four people familiar with the matter said, Reuters reported. The move reflects the automaker’s growing concern over geopolitical disruptions and a push to build a more secure and self-sufficient manufacturing…
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