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7/16/2004: Automakers, 'Losing Competitiveness,' Join UAW in Healthcare Costs Fight (Bloomberg News)

Excerpt: As U.S. companies struggle with health-insurance premiums that grew 10 times faster than inflation in the past three years, confrontation in the auto industry between labor and management has given way to common cause on health care.

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