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GM Board `Fully Behind' CEO Henderson, May Start U.S. Aid Payback in 2009
General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson has the boarda s backing and the automaker may repay some of its $50 billion in U.S. bankruptcy aid this year, Chairman Ed Whitacre said.
In credit bids, creditors apply what they are owed to bids to buy bankrupt companies beholden to them.
Auto inventories depleted by US - cash for clunkers' discounts
Auto shoppers may not find their preferred colors or accessories when they visit US showrooms this weekend as the government's "cash for clunkers" program depletes inventories.
Auto Inventories Depleted at U.S. Dealers as Clunkers Program Spurs Sales
Auto shoppers may not find their preferred colors or accessories when they visit U.S. showrooms this weekend as the governmenta s a oecash for clunkersa program depletes inventories.
8th annual Classic Car Show and Swap Meet brings out area's best
From a yard-bound heap to a gleaming powder blue and white vision of perfection, locals Julian Nix and Bill Horsley spoke with pride about their rejuvenated project.
GM completes new board selections
General Motors Co. named TPG Capital LP founder David Bonderman and Carlyle Group's Daniel Akerson among government appointees on the reorganized board shaping the biggest U.S. automaker's post-bankruptcy future.
GM Attracts Bonderman, Krebs, Russo, Akerson, Stephenson to Director Seats
General Motors Co. named TPG Capital LP founder David Bonderman and Carlyle Groupa s Daniel Akerson among government appointees on the reorganized board shaping the biggest U.S. automakera s post-bankruptcy future.
Oldsmobile enthusiasts roll into Seven Springs for national event
Deborah Deasy can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7989. General Motors no longer sells Oldsmobiles, but here's your chance to find -- or maybe buy -- a Cutlass, Delta 88 or Toronado in showroom condition.
Ex-GM Ceo to retire Aug. 1, with reduced payout
1, with reduced payout Former General Motors Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rick Wagoner, who was eligible for $20.2 million in retirement pay under previous agreements, will get about $8.5 million over the next five years, the company said.
Mechanics amused at what they find
Local mechanics have seen some unusual items under vehicles as people try to do their own repairs.
Slumping auto market to greet GM's emergence from bankruptcy
Less than six weeks after filing for protection from its creditors, General Motors Corp.
GM Ceo: "Business As Usual Is Over"
Updated 10:30 a.m. ET The new General Motors will be faster and more responsive to customers than the old one, and it will make money and repay government loans faster than required, CEO Fritz Henderson said Friday as a leaner version of the automaker emerged from bankruptcy protection.
New General Motors about to roll off assembly line
The new General Motors is about to roll off the assembly line as a leaner, greener model, maybe even a profitable one, too.
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GM sale cleared, path opens to exit Chapter 11
The path is now clear for General Motors Corp. to leave bankruptcy protection in record time as a leaner company that is better equipped to compete in a brutal global auto market.
Control tie-ups may bring change to GM
GM will have to function more like an alliance. The U.S. will hold about 61 percent of the equity.
GM Faces `Cultural Change' as Alliances End Era of Detroit Calling Shots
General Motors Corp. , poised to exit bankruptcy protection, will be forced to rely on partners in Germany, China, South Korea and Russia for about half of its sales.
GM Said to Weigh Opel Agreements With RHJ, Beijing Automotive as Backstop
General Motors Corp. may sign non- binding agreements with Belgian and Chinese bidders for its Opel unit as a fallback to a proposed deal with Magna International Inc.
NW counties top Ohio in joblessness
Ohio unemployment continued to rise in May, and northwest Ohio counties were among those with the state's worst joblessness, according to statistics released Tuesday.
GM chairman vows to 'learn about cars'
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. built AT&T Inc. into the biggest U. S. provider of telephone service over a 43-year-career. By his own admission, he becomes chairman of General Motors Corp.
General Motors Said to Discuss Assets Sale Plan With Obama Auto Task Force
General Motors Corp. , which filed for bankruptcy protection June 1, met with representatives of President Barack Obama a s automotive task force today to discuss plans to sell the automakera s best assets, said a person familiar with the matter.
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