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Published 12/8/2008 at BusinessWeek.com -- Finance
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calculatedrisk.blogspot.com 12/9/2008 — From MarketWatch: Ford, Toyota post steep sales declines Ford Motor Co. on Tuesday reported a 30.6% drop in November U.S. vehicle sales, which served as a timely reminder of the brutal sales climate with automakers returning to Capitol Hill in hopes ...
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The New Auto Bailout Bill
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dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com 12/10/2008 — The first auto bailout bill – introduced mid-November and which drew on TARP funding – has been abandoned. As the New York Times reported Monday, there is a new compromise bill circulating, this version drawing financing from the Energy Independence ...
Pay raise for judges tucked into bailout plan - Yahoo! Finance
finance.yahoo.com 12/10/2008 — WASHINGTON (AP) -- If the $14 billion bailout plan for U.S. automakers passes, it will help more than just Ford, Chrysler and General Motors. Federal judges would get a pay raise, as well. The raise -- labeled a cost of living adjustment -- would ...
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GM Chief Heading for a Crash? — The Big Money 12/8/2008
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Uncle Sam to Take the Keys? — The Big Money 12/9/2008
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Congress, Will You Drive My Car? — The Big Money 12/10/2008
Detroit can breathe a little easier today. The long-predicted bailout of the automotive industry now heads to the House of Representatives for a vote, possibly as early as today, The Washington Post and New York Times report this morning, after ...
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Bailing out the car industry: Invest in Michigan — The Economist: Full print edition 12/11/2008
The rustbelt gets a lifeline “INVEST IN AMERICA”, screamed the front page of the Detroit Free Press on December 4th. Copies of the newspaper were sent to Congress, begging for a bail-out for General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. “You ...
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