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Life after Cash for Clunkers: a rundown of incentives offered by six major automakers
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Looking for a bargain on a new car? You'll have to look harder now than in the recent past. Full Article at Palm Beach Post
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Stephen Baker, vice president of industry analysis at NPD said this about the Windows 7 launch: "Microsoft's program of early low-cost pre-sales, high visibility marketing, and aggressive deals helped make the Windows 7 software launch successful. Full Article at PC World
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General Sales Manager Peter Van Den Berghe, left, talks to Jeff Harvery, center, of Auiroa, Colo. , about the Saturn Outlook that he is about to test drive at the Saturn of Denver dealership in the Denver suburb of Littleton, Colo. , on Thursday, Oct. 1... View Photo »
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The strikes beginning in Germany will be repeated across Europe ... The next move from General Motors will be to blackmail the governments and employees of Europe to finance their unworkable plans for restructuring Opel.
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None of the information contained on SocialPicks.com constitutes a recommendation by SocialPicks or its users that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific person. Full Article at SocialPicks
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The directors of General Motors met for dinner last Monday in advance of an eagerly anticipated board meeting the following day. It was a chance for them to get to know one another. Full Article at Times Online
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AFP - With unemployment fast becoming one of US President Barack Obama's biggest domestic challenges, focus is shifting from "too-big-to-fail" manufacturing and financial giants to struggling small businesses. Full Article at France 24
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A woman walks past a General Motor's vehicle in Beijing on May 13, 2009. View Photo »
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If the hospitals in White Plains started practicing like the Mayo Clinic tomorrow, they would look like General Motors ... They would go bankrupt.
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Carl-Peter Forster, the departing boss of General Motors Europe, has been lined up to take charge of Jaguar Land Rover, the Midlands-based luxury carmaker. Full Article at Times Online
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Despite the slow economy and even slower auto sales, a wide range of new cars is waiting on the other side of 2009. Full Article at MSNBC
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General Motors Corporation (GM) (OTCBB: GMGMQ/Pink Sheets: GMGMQ) is a U.S. automaker based in Detroit, Michigan. It is the world's second-largest after Toyota, ranked by 2008 global unit sales. GM was the global sales leader for 77 consecutive calendar years from 1931 to 2007. It manufactures cars and trucks in 34 countries. Full Article
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General Sales Manager Peter Van Den Berghe, left, talks to Jeff Harvery, center, of Auiroa, Colo. , about the Saturn Outlook that he is about to test drive at the Saturn of Denver dealership in the Denver suburb of Littleton, Colo. , on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009.
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An employees of General Motors's German unit Opel is pictured inside the Opel plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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Empoyees of General Motors's German unit Opel stand next to an Opel Corsa at the plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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An employees of General Motors's German unit Opel has a cigarette break during a visit by German Foreign Minster Frank-Walter Steinmeier at the Opel plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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CEO of General Motors's German unit Opel Hans Demant (R-L) and German Foreign Minster Frank-Walter Steinmeier listen to a worker during a visit of the plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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CEO of General Motors's German unit Opel Hans Demant (L-R), German Foreign Minster Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Christoph Matschie pose after a visit of the Opel plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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German Foreign Minster Frank-Walter Steinmeier (L-R) CEO of General Motors's German unit Opel Hans Demant and leader of the Opel works council Klaus Franz address the media after Steinmeier visited the Opel plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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German Foreign Minster Frank-Walter Steinmeier (L) and CEO of General Motors's German unit Opel Hans Demant address the media after Steinmeier visited the Opel plant in the Eastern German town of Eisenach, May 4, 2009.
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FILE - This image provided by General Motors shows a 1968 Pontiac GTO in Detroit, Mich. General Motors announced it is killing off Pontiac, the maker of impressively big and noisy cars that, when it came to being immortalized in song and movies, once outdid everybody else.
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In this undated photo released by General Motors Corp. , a 2009 Pontiac Solstice GXP is shown. General Motors announced this past week that it is killing off the Pontiac brand.
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In this undated photo released by General Motors Corp. , a 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GT is shown. General Motors announced this past week that it is killing off the Pontiac brand.
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In this undated photo released by General Motors Corp. , a 1984 Pontiac Fiero is shown. General Motors announced this past week that it is killing off the Pontiac brand.
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In this undated photo released by General Motors Corp. , a 1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am is shown. General Motors announced this past week that it is killing off the Pontiac brand.
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Retirees, family members and individuals who hold General Motors Corp. bonds are shown at a news conference in Warren, Mich. , Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Individuals who hold General Motors Corp. bonds said they want a better deal than the debt-for-equity swap the company is offering.
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The strikes beginning in Germany will be repeated across Europe ... The next move from General Motors will be to blackmail the governments and employees of Europe to finance their unworkable plans for restructuring Opel.
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We expect that General Motors in Detroit will table a verifiable concept. And, I hope that that will transpire quickly. It should not take months
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We are encouraged by the production volume increases that materialized as the third quarter progressed. While a significant portion of the increase was attributed to the post bankruptcy reorganizations at General Motors and Chrysler, orders with virtually all of our customers increased in the third quar...
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General Motors... presented everyone with a fait accompli ... It's a good lesson, and we will have to take into account this style of doing business in the future.
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If the hospitals in White Plains started practicing like the Mayo Clinic tomorrow, they would look like General Motors
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General Motors, a dinosaur only a year ago, has emerged Phoenix-like from the ashes of bankruptcy
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My grandfather worked on the General Motors Building ... and we loved going into Detroit.
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The hand — and mind — of Larry Summers can be found in the $819 billion stimulus package, in the bailouts of Chrysler and General Motors, and in the legislation still under consideration in Congress that would reform both health care and Wall Street regulations. And he’s just getting revved up
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Try as we might to fashion a deal with Magna and Sberbank that would retain a close tie with General Motors over time, there was really no guarantee that would be the outcome and that sort of leaves potentially a pretty big strategic hole for General Motors to deal with
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Hurst made history by building some of the most collectible muscle cars ever for Ford, GM and Mopar, and we are doing it again!
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Turning now to the Big Three in Detroit, Chrysler extends its buyout offer to more than 20,000 employees while General Motors is still trying to restructure spending billions of bailout dollars, but Ford – which didn’t take any cash from Uncle Sam – is back in the green again, posting a profit of nearly...
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The problems for General Motors were rooted in the US, not in the UK, where our plants restructured themselves years ago, becoming the best and most efficient in Europe.
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This is an incredible turnaround from General Motors. I am absolutely delighted with this news. It is fantastic news for the UK and right that General Motors does not break up its family and instead retains ownership of Vauxhall
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Just about every non GM vehicle that's presented (mainly BMW, Honda or Toyota), you always have to prove how a direct or non direct competitor from GM does this or that better, is cheaper or lacks certain features that the GM vehicle has. If all vehicles were developed, designed and performed like GM ca...
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Germany's going to be in a difficult position with the European Commission if it now goes back and says we're not going to fund General Motors' restructuring because, in effect, that says it's undermining state aid rules
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Of course, restructuring will still be needed, but this is a business which supports well over 20,000 jobs and 400 component companies (in Britain) ... Our expectation then, is that General Motors will be sticking to its original plan for its EU sites, including the UK.
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Both Ford and Chevy are riding waves of great publicity fueled by high reliability rankings, innovative marketing campaigns, incentives like the GM 60-day guarantee program and strong products ... Consumers are responding to these messages and giving these cars a good look on our site, which should resu...
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It is fantastic news for the UK and right that General Motors does not break up its family and instead retains ownership of (Opel sister brand) Vauxhall
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I'm shocked and at the same time angry that months-long efforts by Europe to find the best solution for Opel were crushed by General Motors
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GM's change of heart reflects the car maker's increasing confidence about its outlook as well as the direction of its aggressive new chairman, Edward E. Whitacre Jr. The former AT&T Corp. chief, who was picked by the U.S. government for his post, has told GM executives to concentrate on expanding its ma...
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We are absolutely delighted that General Motors has taken the right decision for General Motors and I believe they have taken the right decision for Britain and the workers.
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