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General Motors, Chrysler's federal loan deals bar strikes (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)
DETROIT - Provisions of General Motors' and Chrysler's US$17.4-billion in federal loans automatically places them in default if union workers go on strike.
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One casualty of General Motors cost cutting: tuition reimbursement for workers' kids (MLive.com)
John Aitkens was looking forward to using the tuition reimbursement from General Motors to help pay for his son's college education. But when the retired GM employee applied for Alex, his 19-year-old son, the $1,500 per year reimbursement was gone.
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General Motors, Chrysler's federal loan deals bar strikes (Canadian Business)
DETROIT - Provisions of General Motors' and Chrysler's US$17.4-billion in federal loans automatically places them in default if union workers go
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General Motors Achieves Record Sales in Asia Pacific in 2008 (The Auto Channel)
SHANGHAI, China - January 9, 2009: General Motors Corp. announced today that it set a new company record for vehicle sales in Asia Pacific in 2008. Its sales in the region rose 2.7 percent from the previous year to 1,475,093 units.
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Reports: General Motors, Chrysler federal bailout loans in default if union strikes (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
DETROIT - Newspaper reports say General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC would be in default of their multi-billion dollar federal bailouts if their workers go on strike and could be forced into bankruptcy.
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General Motors 2008 Asia-Pacific Auto Sales Rise 2.7% (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Jan. 8 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. , the largest U.S. automaker, boosted Asia-Pacific vehicle sales 2.7 percent last year, helped by expanded production capacity in India and China.
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Schaeffer's By the Numbers: Why General Motors Corporation Is Still in the Dow (Centre Daily Times)
After a lengthy, holiday-induced hiatus, we're back in the By the Numbers saddle this week with a look at General Motors Corporation (NYSE: GM). The automaker recently received its first cash injection from the federal government, but GM isn't out of the woods yet. In fact, the stock's woeful performance has many Wall Street denizens wondering when the Detroit dinosaur will be booted from the ...
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Schaeffer's By the Numbers: Why General Motors Corporation Is Still in the Dow (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CINCINNATI----After a lengthy, holiday-induced hiatus, we're back in the By the Numbers saddle this week with a look at General Motors Corporation . The automaker recently received its first cash injection from the federal government, but GM isn't out of the woods yet.
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General Motors May Not Require Further U.S. Loans to Survive (Bloomberg)
Jan. 7 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. has enough government loans to cover the worst-case scenario it described last month and says it won’t need more if the economy holds up.
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General Motors May Not Need Additional U.S. Funds to Survive (Bloomberg)
Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. has sufficient government loans pledged to cover the worst-case scenario it outlined in a December report to Congress and may not need more unless the economy worsens.
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