General Motors Co.’s and Chrysler Group’s dealer cuts will erode the companies’ market share in small- and mid-sized markets, auto industry researcher David Cole said this week.
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Updates from October, 2009
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
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General Motors Co.and#8217;s and Chrysler Groupand#8217;s dealer cuts will erode the companiesand#8217; market share in small- and mid-sized markets, auto industry researcher David Cole said this week.2:28 am on October 31, 2009
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
Ford Motor Co.’s U.S. factory workers moved a step closer late Friday to delivering a landslide rejection of proposed concessions while the UAW leadership said the union would not return to talks with the automaker until 2011.
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
The .UAW remains engaged in talks to convince Fiat S.p.A. to reverse plans to shutter Chrysler plants scrapped in the U.S. automaker’s bankruptcy, a union executive said today.
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
The UAW has no plans to seek a new vote if workers reject a tentative agreement with Ford Motor Co., or to resume talks with the automaker, UAW President Ron Gettelfinger said today.
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
Ford Motor Co. intends to follow through with the closure of its St. Thomas, Ontario, assembly plant and commit to new investments under concessionary contract amendments agreed to today by the Canadian Auto Workers union.
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
Ford Motor Co. intends to follow through with the closure of its St. Thomas, Ontario, assembly plant and commit to new investments under concessionary contract amendments agreed to today by the Canadian Auto Workers union.
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
Ford Motor Co. intends to follow through with the closure of its St. Thomas, Ontario, assembly plant and commit to new investments under concessionary contract amendments agreed to today by the Canadian Auto Workers union.
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Ford Motor Co. intends to follow through with the closure of its St. Thomas, Ontario, assembly plant under concessionary contract amendments agreed to today by the Canadian Auto Workers union.6:09 pm on October 30, 2009
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2:28 am on October 31, 2009
With Ford Motor Co.and#8217;s U.S. hourly employees heading into a final weekend of voting on contract concessions, company CEO Alan Mulally said today that Ford needs to and#8220;get back to the patternand#8221; established by its crosstown rivals.
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