Tuesday, October 19, 2021

GM and Toyota Shut Down?

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  • Major automakers - from GM to Toyota are shutting their factories.
  • Analysts are warning that Christmas, as we know it, may not happen this year.
  • And massive food distributor, Sysco, says it's going to have trouble stocking grocery store shelves.

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Not because of a new lockdown or war...

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