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GM, Peugeot CEOs forced out as auto woes deepen

The Obama administration seized the wheel of the failing U.S. auto industry on Monday, forcing out General Motors Corp's CEO, pushing Chrysler LLC toward a merger and threatening bankruptcy for both.

GM CEO forced out as U.S. to give automakers more time

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General Motors Corp, whose chief executive was forced out by the Obama administration on Sunday, and Chrysler LLC will each be given capital and time to accelerate their attempts to restructure and survive, according to a government aid plan set for release on Monday.

Autos task force readies aid announcement

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President Barack Obama will announce the next steps to help General Motors Corp and Chrysler LLC on Monday, the White House said, amid signs of progress for GM in talks aimed at slashing its debt and cutting costs in response to slack demand.
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Autos task force to announce plan Monday

President Barack Obama will announce the next steps to help General Motors Corp and Chrysler LLC on Monday, the White House said, amid signs of progress for GM in talks aimed at slashing its debt and cutting costs in response to slack demand.
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Obama says to help U.S. automakers

President Barack Obama said on Thursday the administration would unveil its next steps to help the troubled U.S. auto industry in the coming days, provided the companies push ahead with a sweeping restructuring.
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Ford CEO compensation drops 37 percent in 2008

Ford Motor Co Chief Executive Alan Mulally's total compensation fell 37.4 percent to $13.6 million in 2008 from the prior year as the automaker fought a downturn in auto sales, the company said on Tuesday.
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GM bondholders raise concerns with U.S. auto panel

Bondholders holding some $27 billion of General Motors Corp debt on Sunday sent a letter raising urgent concerns about GM's stalled debt restructuring talks to the White House task force overseeing federal funding for the automaker's turnaround effort.
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GM bondholders raise concerns with U.S. task force

Bondholders holding some $27 billion of General Motors Corp debt on Sunday sent a letter to the White House task force overseeing the bailout of the auto industry, to register concern with the lack of progress in GM's debt restructuring talks.
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Rattner says GM, Chrysler may need more aid

Government aid requests from General Motors Corp and Chrysler may rise considerably, a top adviser to President Barack Obama's auto task force said in a Bloomberg Television interview.
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BMW fixed on cash for independence, Ford offers bonds

Luxury carmaker BMW said on Wednesday it intended to stay independent despite the decline in vehicle demand, as Ford Motor Co became the second carmaker to offer securities backed by auto loans to take advantage of a U.S. program aimed at thawing consumer credit for new vehicles.
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Opel, GM have funds to last into April: Germany

German carmaker Opel and its U.S. parent General Motors have, to the knowledge of the German government, sufficient financing to see them through into April, a junior economy minister said on Wednesday.
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GM bondholders: Our plan best chance for automaker

Advisers to bondholders of General Motors Corp said on Monday they have presented a framework plan to President Barack Obama's autos task force and the ailing No. 1 U.S. automaker that provides the company's best chance for an out-of-court restructuring.
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China's Geely Auto eyes foreign M&A for tech, markets

China's Geely Automobile Holdings, considered a potential buyer of assets from struggling global auto giants, said foreign acquisitions would allow it to secure technology and new markets but it remains cautious about possible deals.
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Ford CEO gets option to buy 5 million shares

Ford Motor Co has granted Chief Executive Alan Mulally options to buy 5 million shares in the automaker under a long-term incentive plan, it said in a U.S. regulatory filing on Friday.
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GM says can survive March without new aid

General Motors Corp has told U.S. officials that it can survive through March without the additional $2 billion in emergency aid that it first requested, the automaker said on Thursday.
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BMW posts sharp loss, VW sees worse ahead

The economic crisis threatening to topple global automakers rocked two of Europe's biggest on Thursday as BMW posted a surprise fourth-quarter operating loss and Volkswagen warned of worse ahead.

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