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• Fixing Detroit: Experts have wide range of ideas
We asked a handful of automotive industry experts and observers for their views on how the nation’s big automobile makers can fix their problems. Other experts have offered their opinions to CNBC and other media outlets. Here is a sampling of their ...
• AT&T, DuPont cutting thousands of jobs
Separately, DuPont said it will cut 2,500 jobs, mostly serving the U.S. and European automotive and construction markets, due to lower demand linked to the steep global decline in homebuilding, auto sales and consumer spending. Chemicals maker DuPont ...
• Claims for jobless benefits fall unexpectedly
Wilmington, Del.-based DuPont said it will cut 2,500 jobs, mostly serving the U.S. and European automotive and construction markets, due to lower demand from the steep global decline in homebuilding, auto sales and consumer spending. The economy is ...
• Automakers pitch Congress anew on rescue
GM’s CEO Rick Wagoner, left, and Ron Gettelfinger, UAW President, talk before testifying at the U.S. Senate Banking Committee hearing on a financial assistance package for the U.S. automotive industry. Dec. 4: GM’s CEO Rick Wagoner answers ...
• Stocks struggle amid dismal economic news
Chemicals maker DuPont Co. said it will cut 2,500 jobs, mostly serving the U.S. and European automotive and construction markets, due to lower demand. Meanwhile, Merck & Co. said Tuesday its profit will fall in 2009 due to restructuring costs, generic ...