Wednesday, 01 April 2009

Volkswagen

Volkswagen (in German 'people's car') is an automobile manufacturer based in Wolfsburg, Germany. It is part of Volkswagen Group, the largest automaker in Europe and third worldwide, behind only General Motors and Toyota .

CTV Toronto
General Motors chief executive Rick Wagoner will stop immediately at the request of the White House, government sources said Sunday.
Bloomberg
March 29 (Bloomberg) - General Motors Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rick Wagoner will step down after more than eight years, the largest U.S. auto maker, people who are familiar with the situation said.
Market Wire
Ottawa, Ontario - (Market Wire - Mar 30, 2009) - The Honorable Tony Clement, Minister of Industry, the Honorable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, and the Honorable Michael Bryant, Ontario Minister of Economic Development, today announced that the plans submitted by General Motors of Canada Limited and Chrysler Canada Inc. is not sufficient for the governments of the approval of their restructuring ...
Global National TV
OTTAWA - Ottawa, the Canadian arm of General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC additional time to reach a "credible" plan provides further cost savings and include more reasonable assumptions about car sales.


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