Why Your Car Dealer May Be A New-Fashioned Sexist


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Ford Workers Reject Contract changes (October 31, 2009 - HuffPo - DEE-ANN DURBIN and TOM KRISHER ( Read more... )

You Can Feel The Electricity In The Air
By Gov. Jennifer Granholm


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Many 'Clunker' Dumpers Buy Foreign

Four of the five top-selling cars in the government's "Cash for Clunkers" program are made by foreign automakers, according to new data released Tuesday by federal transportation officials.

The trade-in program has proved so popular that the government is in danger of running out of money for the rebates; Senate ( Read more... )

Creditors May Have Pushed For Chrysler Bankruptcy To Rake In Bailout Cash

The White House, auto executives and union representatives were all able to come to an agreement last week to keep Chrysler out of bankruptcy. But the car company's creditors -- Wall Street banks and hedge funds -- refused repeated compromises and drove the company under.

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DETROIT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chrysler LLC -- battered for the past two years by disappearing global auto sales and the credit crisis -- filed for bankruptcy on Thursday and announced an industry-changing deal with Fiat after talks to restructure its debt broke down ( Read more... )

A week into his new job as chief executive of General Motors, Fritz Henderson said on Sunday he was confident in the future of the company but a structured bankruptcy remains a possibility ( Read more... )

GM to decide Hummer's fate


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GM considering Chapter 11 filing, new company: report

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GM lobbies for $7-billion tax waiver news

After having begged relentlessly for the past six months for a bailout, and receiving a $13.4 last month from former President George Bush, the world's largest automaker, General Motors is now lobbying with lawmakers to waive its upcoming $7-billion tax bill.

GM is reported to be lobbying with select Congress ( Read more... )