U.S. autos task force meets UAW, GM, Chrysler in Detroit
DETROIT (Reuters) - Members of the Obama administration's autos task force met for the first time with the national leadership of the United Auto Workers on Monday as part of a visit to the Detroit area where they again met with executives of General Motors Corp and Chrysler.<div class="feedflare">
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