Source: Hunt for bankruptcy funds isn't last word on auto industry – Detroit Free Press
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Source: Hunt for bankruptcy funds isn't last word on auto industry Detroit Free Press, United States The automakers had warned last week that bankruptcy could cost up to $125 billion, and imperil their ability to pay back the $17.4 billion in government loans already made. Many outside experts have called on the automakers to take bankruptcy as a way ... |
BofA, CitiGroup: Nationalization not needed
February 23, 2009 by Finance Industry Today: Home Loan News
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Government seeks bankruptcy financing for automakers – Atlantic Online
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News-Times | Government seeks bankruptcy financing for automakers Atlantic Online I confess, I'm impressed that the Obama administration seems willing to seriously contemplate putting the American auto industry into bankruptcy. The auto industry is the symbol of the 1950's-style highly unionized technocratic economy that has soared ... Why Can’t Cerberus Foot the Bill? Report: $40B in bankruptcy aid sought for GM, Chrysler White House pushes banks to support GM, Chrysler |
Obama foreclosure plan
February 23, 2009 by Finance Industry Today: Home Loan News
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Fed says to buy agency debt on Feb 24
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Michael Hiltzik: Obama recovery plan stimulates whining
February 23, 2009 by Finance Industry Today: Home Loan News
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UPDATE 3-Britain pumps billions into Northern Rock
February 23, 2009 by Finance Industry Today: Home Loan News
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Billions to be pumped into Northern Rock
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Autoworkers Union Reaches Deal on Health Benefits With Ford – Washington Post
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Reuters | Autoworkers Union Reaches Deal on Health Benefits With Ford Washington Post, United States In order to keep $17.4 billion in federal loans, GM and Chrysler are required to modify how they handle their obligations to the health trust. The agreement with Ford, which had previously estimated its obligation to the trust at $13.2 billion in cash ... UAW Agrees to Let Ford Use Equity for Health Fund UAW and Ford reach deal on retiree health care trust Ford reaches deal with union on health care costs |
Spin row over Rock’s 14bn lending’
February 23, 2009 by Finance Industry Today: Home Loan News
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