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From The Room: The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy: Even a Congress Has a Good Idea Once in Awhile
December 8, 2008 - Being from the south I have had a lifetime of experience with cute southern idioms. After listening to a bunch of self-serving congressmen make the CEO's from Detroit grovel for their handouts one came to my mind. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in awhile. Not...
From The Room: CEOs at the Wheel
December 4, 2008 - The CEOs of General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler are trying some public relations moves. They're saying that if Congress bails them out with billions, they will only take a dollar a year in salary. It's part of the "we all have to make sacrifices" approach. I guess they...Filed under: auto bailout, big three automakers, automaker bailout, automaker crisis, automaker CEOs, big 3 automakers, big three automakers Washington, big three automakers Congress, big three automakers campaign, big 3 bailout, automakers Washington campaign, automakers bailout Washington, automakers meet in Washington, automakers meeting, Chrysler bailout, Ford bailout, GM bailout, auto industry crisis, auto industry bailout, financial crisis, automobile industry crisis, Chrysler, Ford, GM
From The Room: Big 3 Auto Executives Also Agree to Pay Employees $1 a Year
December 4, 2008 - The Top Brass at the Big 3 (Or "The Oily Trinity") has said that they will reduce their salaries to $1 dollar a year to show that they really mean business when it comes to a bailout. They have also made some new promises: We will build a car that...Filed under: auto bailout, big three automakers, automaker bailout, automaker crisis, automaker CEOs, big 3 automakers, big three automakers Washington, big three automakers Congress, big three automakers campaign, big 3 bailout, automakers Washington campaign, automakers bailout Washington, automakers meet in Washington, automakers meeting, Chrysler bailout, Ford bailout, GM bailout, auto industry crisis, auto industry bailout, financial crisis, automobile industry crisis, Chrysler, Ford, GM
CHAT LIVE with a Big 3 auto exec
December 4, 2008 - Executives from the Big 3 automakers returned to Washington today to once again plead their case before Congress and beg for upwards of $34 billion to help them stay in business. Among their promises were pledges to refinance debt and cut executive pay. But some lawmakers remained skeptical of a...Filed under: auto bailout, big three automakers, automaker bailout, automaker crisis, automaker CEOs, big 3 automakers, big three automakers Washington, big three automakers Congress, big three automakers campaign, big 3 bailout, automakers Washington campaign, automakers bailout Washington, automakers meet in Washington, automakers meeting, Chrysler bailout, Ford bailout, GM bailout, auto industry crisis, auto industry bailout, financial crisis, automobile industry crisis, Chrysler, Ford, GM
From The Room: The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy: How Is That Bailout Coming?
December 2, 2008 - The CEOs of the big three auto makers are back in Washington today. They were sent home two weeks ago by Sister Nancy after showing up for their bailout without their book reports. Later it was disclosed that, GASP! HORROR! SHOCKING! They flew to D.C. on corporate jets. Those...
The Big 3 Bailout: how auto execs can turn down the volume on the douchiness
December 2, 2008 - The top executives from the Big 3 automakers will be panhandling around Washington again this week, seeking a financial aid package to avoid bankruptcy. After the executives were shamed last time around for...Filed under: big three automakers, automaker bailout, automaker crisis, big 3 automakers, big three automakers Washington, automakers in Washington, big three automakers Congress, big three automakers campaign, automakers Washington campaign, automakers bailout Washington, automakers meet in Washington, automakers meeting, Chrysler bailout, Ford bailout, GM bailout, auto industry crisis, auto industry bailout, financial crisis, automobile industry crisis, Chrysler, Ford, GM
