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WASHINGTON -- Chrysler LLC will keep the Sterling Heights assembly plant open through 2011 and will likely produce future versions of the Chrysler Sebring sedan in the United States, CEO Sergio Marchionne told Michigan lawmakers Tuesday.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Ai Li’s Buick may help push China past the U.S. as the world’s largest car market this year. That may be little consolation to General Motors Co.
(Corrects misspelled name in 10th paragraph.) Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Ai Li’s Buick may help push China past the U.S. as the world’s largest car market this year.
WASHINGTON -- Chrysler LLC will keep the Sterling Heights assembly plant open through 2011 and will likely produce future versions of the Chrysler Sebring sedan in the United States, chief executive Sergio Marchionne told Michigan lawmakers today.
Consumer Reports named the Dodge Challenger the Most Satisfying among consumers in its survey. | December 08, 2009 | Chrysler LLC YONKERS, New York — The Dodge Challenger was named the "most satisfying car" by readers of Consumers Reports , beating out the Toyota Prius — a longtime favorite.
The Obama administration will lose $200 billion less than expected from the federal bailout program and is looking at using part of the savings to fund new job creation efforts.
The government will lose $200 billion less than expected from the federal bailout program, and the Obama administration is looking at using part of the savings to pay for new job creation efforts.
New Estimate Lowers Overall Cost of Financial Bailout, Administration Looking to Use Funds for Job Programs
WASHINGTON -- The government will lose $200 billion less than expected from the federal bailout program, and the Obama administration may use part of that to give tax credits and other breaks to businesses in hopes of generating jobs.
A Treasury official said the cost of the financial rescue program could be at least $200 billion below the $341 billion estimate the Obama administration made in August.
Government will lose $200 billion less than expected from federal bailout program, and Obama is looking at using part of the savings to pay for new job creation efforts.