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U.S. autos task force meets UAW, GM, Chrysler in Detroit

Members of the Obama administration's autos task force met for the first time with the national leadership of the United Auto Workers on Monday as part of a visit to the Detroit area where they again met with executives of General Motors Corp and Chrysler.

Autos task force sees GM, Chrysler on home turf

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Members of the Obama administration's autos task force toured General Motors Corp and Chrysler facilities in the Detroit area on Monday, checking new technology and meeting with company executives.

Merkel says Opel rescue plan must be improved

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday that General Motors must improve the rescue plan for its German unit Opel if it wants government support for the struggling carmaker.
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Electric vehicles to dominate Ford's future lineup: CEO

Ford Motor Co expects electric vehicles will represent a major portion of its lineup a decade from now as the automaker breaks away from a recent reliance on pickup trucks and SUVs, Chief Executive Alan Mulally said on Wednesday.
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Stock futures drop after GM warning; claims loom

Stock index futures fell on Thursday, weighed down by a warning from General Motors that there was substantial doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern and caution ahead of key data.
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GM unit Opel may cut 3,500 jobs

General Motors Corp’s German automaker unit Opel might cut 3,500 jobs if the government does not lend a helping hand, a press report said on Wednesday.
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Several potential bidders for GM's Saab: sources

General Motors' Saab brand has received interest from several potential bidders including China's Geely Automobile and Dongfeng Motor Group , sources with direct knowledge of the sales process said on Tuesday.
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U.S. auto sales fall as recession deepens

U.S. auto sales dropped by more than 41 percent in February to the lowest level in almost three decades as deepening economic uncertainty drove Americans away from big purchases and new debt despite aggressive discounts from major automakers.
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U.S. auto sales plunge as recession deepens

U.S. auto sales dropped by more than 40 percent in February to the lowest level in almost three decades as Americans pulled back from taking on more debt in an economy showing signs of spiraling from bad to worse.
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GM's U.S. sales tumble 53 percent in February

General Motors Corp reported a bigger-than-expected 53 percent drop in February U.S. sales on Tuesday and announced a steep reduction in targeted second-quarter production compared with a year ago.
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GM U.S. sales tumble 53 percent in February

General Motors Corp reported a bigger-than-expected 53 percent drop in February U.S. sales on Tuesday and announced a steep reduction in targeted second-quarter production compared with a year ago.
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Germany mulls state aid for stricken carmaker Opel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday a decision on state aid for Opel, a struggling unit of U.S. carmaker General Motors , depended on the firm's long-term outlook and on the readiness of banks to help.
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GM plans Opel spin-off

The European unit of U.S. carmaker General Motors said it planned to spin off its German arm Opel and needed 3.3 billion euros ($4.2 billion) in state aid to avert job cuts and site closures.
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GM's Opel agrees to restructuring plan

General Motors' German unit Opel agreed to a restructuring plan that aims to save as many jobs and factories as possible but needs 3.3 billion euros ($4.18 billion) in state aid, GM officials said.
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GM posts deep loss, auditors may question viability

General Motors Corp posted a loss of nearly $31 billion on Thursday for 2008 and said its auditors were likely to cast doubt on its viability as it seeks an expanded federal bailout to stay afloat. Revenue plunged by more than a third to $30.8 billion. GM burned through more than $5 billion in the fourth quarter and ended the year with $14 billion in cash, including the first $4 billion in loans ...
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GM posts massive loss, auditor may question viability

General Motors Corp posted a nearly $31 billion loss on Thursday for 2008 and said its auditors were likely to cast doubt on its ability its viability as it seeks an expanded federal bailout to stay afloat. GM, which asked for up to $30 billion of U.S. government aid, posted losses in all of its major units during the fourth quarter and it burned through $6.2 billion of cash. Revenue plunged by mo...
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GM expects auditors to cast doubt on viability

General Motors Corp said on Thursday it expects auditors to cast doubt on the automaker's ability to remain viable as it endures the worst market in decades. GM posted a deeper-than-expected quarterly loss as revenue plunged by more than a third. The automaker also warned its pension plans for hourly and salaried workers were underfunded by about $12.4 billion as of the end of 2008. ...
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GM reports massive loss, auditor may question viability

General Motors Corp said on Thursday it expects auditors to cast doubt on the automaker's ability to remain viable as it endures the worst market in decades. GM posted a deeper-than-expected quarterly loss as revenue plunged by more than a third. The automaker also warned its pension plans for hourly and salaried workers were underfunded by about $12.4 billion as of the end of 2008. ...
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GM expects going concern notice

General Motors Corp said on Thursday it expects auditors to cast doubt on the automaker's ability to remain viable as it endures the worst market in decades. GM posted a deeper-than-expected quarterly loss as revenue plunged by more than a third. The automaker also warned its pension plans for hourly and salaried workers were underfunded by about $12.4 billion as of the end of 2008. ...

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