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Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne addresses the media at the automaker's headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. , Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009.

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  1. 'Carnival Dream,' the newest and largest ship in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet, sails down the Hudson River and past lower Manhattan as she leaves on her maiden voyage from New York, November 13, 2009. At 130,000 tons and 1,004 feet, the vessel is nearly as long as the Chrysler Building is tall.
  2. 'Carnival Dream,' the newest and largest ship in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet, sails down the Hudson River and past midtown Manhattan as she leaves on her maiden voyage from New York November 13, 2009. At 130,000 tons and 1,004 feet, the vessel is nearly as long as the Chrysler Building is tall.
  3. In this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Lines, the 'Carnival Dream,' newest and largest ship in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet, sails down the Hudson River and past lower Manhattan as she leaves on her maiden voyage from New York, Friday, Nov. 13, 2009. At 130,000 tons and 1,004 feet, the vessel is nearly as long as the Chrysler Building is tall.
  4. In this photo provided by Carnival Cruise Lines, the 'Carnival Dream,' newest and largest ship in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet, sails down the Hudson River and past lower Manhattan as she leaves on her maiden voyage from New York, Friday, Nov. 13, 2009. At 130,000 tons and 1,004 feet, the vessel is nearly as long as the Chrysler Building is tall.
  5. Klaus Franz, Opel labour leader, answers journalists questions at the plant of German car manufacturer Adam Opel GmbH in Ruesselsheim November 5, 2009. The mood in the global automotive industry has shifted to cautious optimism, marked by the unveiling on Wednesday of Chrysler's turnaround plan and General Motors' plan to keep its Opel unit.
  6. Klaus Franz, Opel labour leader, answers journalists questions at the plant of German car manufacturer Adam Opel GmbH in Ruesselsheim November 5, 2009. The mood in the global automotive industry has shifted to cautious optimism, marked by the unveiling on Wednesday of Chrysler's turnaround plan and General Motors' plan to keep its Opel unit.
  7. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne talks to the media about the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the.company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief. trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  8. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne talks to the media about the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the.company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief. trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  9. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne talks to the media about the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the.company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief. trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  10. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne talks to the media about the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the.company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief. trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  11. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne arrives for a news conference after the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan presentation in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  12. Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne talks to the media about the automaker's 2010-2014 Business Plan in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009. Marchionne offered an upbeat outlook on the ailing automaker on Wednesday, saying the.company is making an operating profit and building cash thanks to the massive cost savings it has enjoyed thanks to its brief. trip through bankruptcy a few months ago.
  13. Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne addresses the media at the automaker's headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich., Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009.
  14. Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne addresses the media at the automaker's headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich., Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009.
  15. Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne takes a break during the Chrysler Group LLC 2010-2014 Business Plan Presentation in Auburn Hills, Michigan November 4, 2009.
  16. AUBURN HILLS, MI - NOVEMEBER 4: The room where Sergio Marchionne, Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Officer and Fiat CEO, will address executives and the news media is shown at the Chrysler Technical Center November 4, 2009 in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Marchionne laid out Chrysler's new 5-year business plan to the media.

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