How GM ended up suing its crosstown rival

Automakers sue each other on occasion, but no one in Detroit can remember one accusing another of bribing union officials to get an unfair labor cost advantage. Yet that's what happened last week when General Motors filed a federal racketeering lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. It's based on a widening federal investigation into corruption involving officials of ...

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How GM ended up suing its crosstown rival

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