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How to Create a Successful Auto Manufacturer Bailout Plan

Grant Cardone | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


Grant Cardone

I was recently asked to participate on a forum with the LA Business Journal whereby six CEO's weigh in with their opinions of the Government Bail Out of the Automotive Companies.

Do It For Me, Matchbox Man

Logan Nakyanzi Pollard | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


Logan Nakyanzi Pollard

From the fireworks in DC this week, you might think the auto crisis is out of your hands, but we're all complicit: government, CEOs, autoworkers, the public.

The Hits Just Keep Coming

Lance Simmens | Posted 11.21.2008 | Politics


Lance Simmens

We have been rudderless for some time, and it shows. The call to public service is now more urgent than at any time in our nation's history.

There's Only One End of the World... and This Isn't It

Zachary Karabell | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


Zachary Karabell

The financial crisis is a good, albeit painful, reminder that the stocks, bonds, gold, silver have no intrinsic value. We act as if they do, because it gives us some sense of an orderly world.

Automaker Bankruptcy Could Be "Prepackaged" By Obama Administration

Bloomberg | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


President-Elect Barack Obama`s transition team is exploring a swift, prepackaged bankruptcy for automakers as a possible solution to the industry's fi...

Automakers Get Deadline To Make Their Case

AP | KEN THOMAS | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders ordered Detroit's Big Three automakers Friday to submit what amounts to a detailed loan application to Congress ...

Will We Let Detroit Go and the Recession Deepen Out of Disgust Over Financial Bailout?

David Paul | Posted 11.21.2008 | Business


David Paul

We have watched one bailout unfold, and we have not been impressed. We heeded the Wise Men, and now we feel violated. But how do we now hold failing auto companies to a higher standard?

Apparently, It's the Government's Fault Detroit Is Bankrupt

Andrew Winston | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


Andrew Winston

We're seeing an amazing act of willful ignorance here. The predicament that Detroit has found itself in is an American business tragedy. Let's not make it worse by lying to ourselves.

A case of extreme executive cluelessness

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 11.20.2008 | Home


<i>Fortune</i>'s Stanley Bing

Just a question I've been thinking about since yesterday... What do you think the boys at the Big Three auto companies were thinking about when each t...

Automaker Bailout -- Heads They Win, Tails We Lose

Pam Atherton | Posted 11.20.2008 | Home


Pam Atherton

Frankly, I'm tired of all these big businesses putting their hands out and trying to scare us into giving them money by threatening us with an economic disaster.

Big Three CEOs And Their Private Jets (PHOTOS)

Huffington Post | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


The CEOs of the nation's biggest three automakers flew to Washington DC yesterday to make their case before congress that the auto industry is despera...

Dems delay auto bailout vote, seek plan from Big 3

AP | JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


WASHINGTON — The $25 billion rescue plan for the auto industry, desperately sought by Detroit's beleaguered Big Three, collapsed Thursday as Con...

6 Myths About GM, Ford, and Chrysler

US News and World Report | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


As the automakers careen toward bankruptcy, here are some of the myths complicating the debate over the future of the Detroit Three: They don't bui...

What to do with Detroit?

Dave Winer | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


Dave Winer

We're giving Detroit money we don't have to feed and house their employees and bail out their suppliers. We're doing it to save our country, not to save the auto industry as it's currently configured.

Obama's One-Time Opportunity: to Restructure the American Economy

Paul Wagler | Posted 11.20.2008 | Business


Paul Wagler

Restoring economic growth alone will not restore our fortunes. In fact, too rapid growth -- in house construction, in stock prices and in energy consumption -- has caused the present problem.

Bail Out Detroit -- Right Now!

Matthew DeBord | Posted 11.20.2008 | Green


Matthew DeBord

We could let Detroit fail and throw money at the many future-car startups that are currently out there, but that won't provide enough product to market to deliver the improvements we require.

The Great Myth of Main Street

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


<i>Fortune</i>'s Stanley Bing

I have worked in theaters, as a cab driver, in small companies, large corporations and mega-watt global behemoths, and they are all the same. They are people working for a living.

Detroit's Day of Reckoning (with Thanks to David Halberstam)

Steve Parker | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Steve Parker

This week's bailout hearing signaled what looks like the ultimate day of reckoning for this country's once-great and world-dominating car making industry. All Americans are tired of the excuses.

Planes, Pains And Automobiles

Dwayne Raymond | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Dwayne Raymond

These overpaid, egomaniacal "players" should heed Romney's counsel and start playing sensibly, like honorable men. And their first ante in this new game should be their own prompt resignation.

Congress Scraps a Good Car with Bad Steering

Dan Treul | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Dan Treul

No one - this Michigan resident included - is out to defend recent management of Ford, GM and Chrysler as "efficient." It doesn't take an industry analyst to determine the status quo broken.

The Case for Bailing out the Big Three

Brian Ross | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Brian Ross

Apparently there is one thing that liberal and neo-con think-tanks can agree upon: Let Ford, General Motors, and Chrylser fail.

Chinese Want To Buy the Big 3 Automakers

Jane Hamsher | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Jane Hamsher

All the Shock Doctrine fanatics cheering to drive the the Big 3 into bankruptcy "restructuring," like Mitt Romney, might want to think about the implications of this.

Should the Government Bail Out the Big Three U.S. Automakers? HuffPost Bloggers Weigh In

Huffington Post | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Huffington Post

Huffington Post contributors weigh in on whether Congress should bail out the Big Three Detroit automakers. Keep checking back as the debate continues.

Mitt Romney's Ye-Olde-Times Plan For Detroit

Jeffrey Feldman | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


Jeffrey Feldman

As a foray into the troubled waters of the biggest industry crisis of our time, Romney's plan epitomizes how Republicans think about the economy: by pretending we live in a Dickensian version of the Eisenhower era.

Big Three CEOs Flew Private Jets To Plead For Public Funds

ABC News | Posted 11.19.2008 | Business


The CEOs of the big three automakers flew to the nation's capital yesterday in private luxurious jets to make their case to Washington that the auto i...