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Leadership by example, not leadership by extravagance

By Wilson Lee Flores | August 17, 2009 - 12:00am

Why were the corporate big bosses of America’s biggest yet financially troubled car manufacturers — General Motors, Chrysler and Ford — publicly scolded and censured in November 2008 for flying...

Lifestyle Business

GM, Chrysler to drop 1,900 dealers by end of 2010

May 16, 2009 - 4:12pm

NEW YORK (AP) – A decision by troubled automaker General Motors to drop 20 percent of its dealers is due in part to an oversized network that created stiff internal competition and gave shoppers too much leverage...

GM eliminating about 1,100 dealer franchises

May 16, 2009 - 2:15am

NEW YORK (AP) – A day after Chrysler LLC said it was cutting 800 dealerships, General Motors Corp. yesterday told about 1,100 of its US dealers their franchises will be terminated late next year.

GLOBAL NEWS: Obama aide promotes job plan, warns automakers

November 24, 2008 - 12:27am

WASHINGTON (AP) – The market's positive reaction to President-elect Barack Obama's choice of treasury secretary was gratifying, a top Obama adviser said yesterday, and set the stage for a massive economic aid...