Subscribe to this tag GM, Chrysler Car Dealers Plan Protest to Stop Closure
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Paul Bedard
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Washington Whispers - July 9, 2009
Next week, dealers threatened with closure from GM and Chrysler plan a two-day protest.
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What Else Rush Limbaugh Should Boycott
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 10, 2009
Why stop at GM?
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Taxpayers Gamble on General Motors
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - June 8, 2009
Chrysler's sale hitting a roadblock shows how thorny bankruptcy filings can be.
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What China Gets From Bailing Out Hummer
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 3, 2009
It would be foolish to dismiss the deal as naive
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Majority of Voters Would Rather GM Close Than Receive Bailout
Opinion - June 2, 2009
A recent survey finds the public is anything but enthusiastic.
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Compared to Wall Street Bailouts, $30B to GM Is Small Change
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John Aloysius Farrell
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John A. Farrell - June 2, 2009
Auto workers deserve our help as much as bankers.
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GM Files for Bankruptcy, Plays Government for a Sucker
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Mary Kate Cary
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Mary Kate Cary - June 1, 2009
Another $30 billion? Just another day for the Obama administration.
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How GM Gets Its Groove Back
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 1, 2009
Above all, don't mention "bankruptcy" in advertisements
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Who Will Gain From the GM Bankruptcy
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 1, 2009
It might help competitors survive, and launch Toyota to No. 1.
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How To Tell If You Should Buy an American Car
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 1, 2009
Look for deals, but beware the best bargains.
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What Bankruptcy Means for GM Customers
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - June 1, 2009
The company—and the come-ons—will still be around
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GM Makes New Offer to Bondholders
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - May 28, 2009
The new offer hinges on the automaker's filing for bankruptcy.
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How Buying a Car is Going to Change
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 28, 2009
Prices will rise, Toyota will outsell a bankrupt GM, and Wal-Mart could end up stocking cars
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GM Bankruptcy Watch: The “Main Street” Bondholders
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 28, 2009
What were they thinking?
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GM Bankruptcy Watch: The Stock Price
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 27, 2009
Even though it's plunging, somebody is still buying
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Foreign Carmakers: More "Domestic" Than Detroit
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 26, 2009
By next year, foreign-based automakers will build more cars in U.S. factories than the Detroit 3.
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30 Investors Poised To Lose the Most on GM
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 19, 2009
These big investment firms could see their stake zeroed out if GM declares bankruptcy.
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Who Will Lose the Most From the GM Bankruptcy
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 19, 2009
Big investors, retirees, everyday savers—and GM executives—stand to lose a bundle.
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LaHood Praises GM's Henderson for Years of Experience
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Paul Bedard
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Washington Whispers - May 8, 2009
Fritz Henderson gets a strong endorsement from the administration because of his long career at GM.
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General Motors Posts $6 Billion Loss
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - May 7, 2009
Despite being better than some predicted, it still wasn't pretty.
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Hooray for Chrysler’s Rogue Creditors
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - May 1, 2009
There's nothing wrong with sending a failed company to bankruptcy court.
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Why Chrysler Still Might Not Survive
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - April 30, 2009
5 reasons Detroit's No. 3 automaker is still highly endangered
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GM's Last-Ditch Plan to Avoid Bankruptcy: Close Pontiac and Shed 21,000 Jobs
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - April 27, 2009
Ahead of an Obama administration deadline, the Detroit carmaker says it will close 13 plants.
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Bankruptcy Looms for Chrysler and General Motors
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Amanda Ruggeri
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Nation & World - April 24, 2009
Ford posts a big loss but says it has the cash, for now, to keep going.
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Why a Chrysler Bankruptcy Won't Faze Car Buyers
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Rick Newman
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Rick Newman - April 23, 2009
Many consumers already shun the troubled automaker's products
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