Stellantis Will Restart Illinois Factory That U.A.W. Pushed to Revive

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  CNBC - Jan. 7
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  Aledia unveils $200M microLED factory for AR displays

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  VentureBeat - Jan. 7
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  Stellantis Brands' Production in Italy Falls to Lowest Level Since 1956

  Yahoo News - Jan. 3

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