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        "uri": "/2019/09/18/health-care-costs-at-the-crux-of-gm-uaw-strike/",
        "title": "Health care costs at the crux of GM-UAW strike",
        "byline": "Keith Naughton, David Welch and Gabrielle Coppola",
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        "prettyDate": "September 18, 2019",
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            "name": "Keith Naughton, David Welch"
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            "name": "Gabrielle Coppola"
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        "summary": "Health care has long been considered the third rail of automotive contract talks, with workers zealously clinging to their plans.",
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        "uri": "/2019/03/14/ford-expecting-employee-health-insurance-costs-to-hit-1-billion-in-2020/",
        "title": "Ford expecting employee health insurance costs to hit $1 billion in 2020",
        "byline": "Keith Naughton",
        "kicker": "News",
        "prettyDate": "March 14, 2019",
        "timeToRead": "5 minute",
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        "summary": "Mounting health-care costs represent a potential sticking point in this year's contract talks between United Auto Workers and U.S. automakers.",
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        "uri": "/2015/02/20/unions-surge-as-wages-stall/",
        "title": "Unions surge as wages stall",
        "byline": "Keith Naughton, Lynn Doan, Jeff Green",
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        "prettyDate": "February 20, 2015",
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        "summary": "Union leaders are taking advantage of a tightening labor market and favorable political environment.",
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        "uri": "/2014/05/01/ford-likely-to-exceed-hiring-pledge/",
        "title": "Ford likely to exceed hiring pledge",
        "byline": "Keith Naughton",
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        "prettyDate": "May 01, 2014",
        "timeToRead": "3 minute",
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        "summary": "Ford Motor Co., boosted by record profits in North America, is likely to hire more than the 12,000 new workers that it promised in its 2011 contract with the United Auto Workers, according to its top American executive.",
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        "uri": "/2014/03/07/ford-to-move-pickup-production-back-to-states/",
        "title": "Ford to move pickup production back to States",
        "byline": "Keith Naughton",
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        "prettyDate": "March 07, 2014",
        "timeToRead": "5 minute",
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        "summary": "Ford Motor Co. will revive its Ohio factory by investing $168 million to move pickup production there from Mexico early in 2015.",
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      {
        "uri": "/2014/03/07/ford-awards-ceo-13-8-million-in-stock/",
        "title": "Ford awards CEO $13.8 million in stock",
        "byline": " Keith Naughton ",
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        "prettyDate": "March 07, 2014",
        "timeToRead": "3 minute",
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        "summary": "Ford Motor Co. awarded Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally $13.8 million in stock for the automakers performance last year",
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