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Chrysler offering buyouts to union workers

Chrysler LLC will offer new buyouts to factory workers at seven of its eight U.S. plants slated for closure under its bankruptcy plans, the United Auto Workers union said on Tuesday.

Chrysler hearing delayed on GMAC issues: lawyers

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GMAC has issues with some details in a possible agreement to provide financing to Chrysler dealers and customers, attorneys for Chrysler and Chrysler Financial said on Tuesday, and the objections have delayed a hearing on whether GMAC can provide the financing.
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Ford Taunts GM, Chrysler With Stock Offering

The Wall Street Journal off-leads and Bloomberg reports that Ford Motor Co. (F), the most robust of the Big Three, plans to issue 300 million shares of common stock in a public offering that will further distance itself from its crosstown rivals and will take advantage of an 11-week stock rally.
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GMAC could get $7.5 bln from U.S. next week: report

GMAC, the troubled automobile lender, may receive a $7.5 billion infusion from the U.S. government as early as next week, the Washington Post reported in its Saturday edition, citing unnamed sources.
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Fiat CEO sees union snags but time for Opel deal

Despite major social problems, now is the moment to create a big European car maker by combining Italy's Fiat SpA with the European operations of General Motors, including its German brand Opel, Fiat's Chief Executive said on Saturday.
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Chrysler dissident lender group drops challenge

A group of Chrysler LLC's dissident lenders disbanded, representatives said on Friday, removing the last legal hurdle to the automaker's quest to complete a merger with Italy's Fiat SpA with U.S. government backing.
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Chrysler dissident lender group disbands

A group of Chrysler LLC's dissident lenders disbanded, representatives said on Friday, removing the last legal hurdle to the embattled automaker's quest to complete a merger with Italy's Fiat SpA with U.S. government backing.
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Oppenheimer withdraws opposition to Chrysler plan

OppenheimerFunds, one of Chrysler LLC's dissident secured lenders, said on Friday it has decided to withdraw its opposition to the automaker's proposed debt restructuring plan as it no longer expects to increase its recovery rate.
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GM eyes Fiat Auto stake: report

U.S. car maker General Motors Corp is eyeing a stake in Fiat SpA's car business in exchange for its European and Latin American operations, the New York Times reported on its website.
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GM eyes Fiat stake: report

U.S. carmaker General Motors Corp is eyeing a stake in Italian peer Fiat SpA in exchange for the American automaker's European and Latin American operations, the New York Times reported on its website.
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Chrysler CEO sees clear path to survival

Bankrupt Chrysler has a clear path to an alliance with Italy's Fiat SpA, the U.S. company's chief executive said while rival Ford Motor Co reported on Wednesday it has sufficient liquidity and its restructuring remains on track, boosting its shares.
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Chrysler lenders disclosed, Ford stays on track

Dissident Chrysler lenders were identified on Wednesday in bankruptcy court, while Ford Motor Co said its restructuring remained on track and announced plans to convert an SUV plant to small-car production, pushing its shares higher.
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Ford restructuring on track, liquidity sufficient

Ford Motor Co's restructuring is on track and the automaker has sufficient liquidity to fund the plan, which includes converting plants and investing in future products, company executives said on Wednesday.
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Judge approves bidding procedures for Chrysler

A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved bidding procedures for the rapid sale of most of Chrysler's assets, over objections from a group of lenders who called the accelerated timetable an absurdity.
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GM to reopen talks with UAW this week

General Motors is set to resume negotiations with the United Auto Workers union this week and believes everything should be open for discussion, the company's chief executive said on Tuesday.
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Ford plans $550 million plant upgrade

Ford Motor Co on Wednesday unveiled a $550 million investment to convert an SUV plant near Detroit to build a new generation of Focus small cars next year and a battery-electric Focus in 2011.
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TIMELINE: Chrysler's road to bankruptcy

A U.S. bankruptcy judge has approved bidding procedures for the rapid sale of most of bankrupt vehicle maker Chrysler's assets.
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Bankruptcy judge mulls Chrysler plan, GM talks loom

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Tuesday considered whether Chrysler LLC could move forward with its plans for a quick sale of most of its assets while rival General Motors Corp prepared to resume talks with its union and detailed a plan that could shift majority ownership control to the U.S. government.
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Bankruptcy judge mulls Chrysler plan as GM talks loom

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Tuesday considered whether Chrysler LLC could move forward with its plans for a quick sale of most of its assets while rival General Motors Corp prepared to resume talks with its union and detailed a plan that could shift majority ownership control to the U.S. government.
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Chrysler holdouts must say who they are, judge says

A small group of Chrysler's lenders who have objected to the Obama administration's plan for a quick dash through bankruptcy must identify themselves, in spite of death threats, a U.S. judge ruled on Tuesday.
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Opel labor leader says Fiat deal risks everything

FRANKFURT - The senior labor leader of German carmaker Opel (GM.N) warned that Fiat's (FIA.MI) ambitious growth strategy was an all-or-nothing bet, rejecting the Italian rival's takeover concept for the GM Europe brand.
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Dissident Chrysler lenders step up opposition

A small group of Chrysler's lenders on Tuesday raised further objections to the Obama administration's plan for a quick dash through bankruptcy and called on the judge overseeing the case to block the effort.
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Funds Hoodwinked: Peter Schiff's Editorial in the New York Post

This week, the Obama Administration failed to push through a reorganization plan for Chrysler that would have, among other things, used government bailout money to give the United Auto Workers a majority stake in the company.

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