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Detroit  A White House meeting set for Monday that includes General Motors Co. CEO Mary Barra and Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley underscores deep concerns the lengthening semiconductor chip shortage is threatening to slow the economy s momentum and imperil jobs.  Barra, Farley and executives from roughly a dozen other major companies  including Stellantis NV and chip manufacturers are scheduled to attend the meeting with National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, National Economic Council Director Brian Deese and Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo. Other companies expected to attend include Google, AT&T, Intel, HP, Dell and NXP, among others.   The high-level discussion, called by the White House, signals alarm that the jobs-rich auto industry is too reliant on supply chains sourced primarily from Asia an open secret in the global auto space exposed by the coronavirus pandemic. White House officials say the meeting is intended to explore ways to strengthen the U.S. su

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