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Failing Banks, Failing Confidence
11/19/2009|Web Exclusive
We break down whether the economy is going hand-in-hand with the financial sector.
When Will Gov't Involvement in Business End?
11/19/2009|Imus in the Morning
FBN's Cheryl Casone on the government's growing role in American business.
Ford Fusion Wins Motor Trend Car of the Year
11/17/2009|FOX Business
FBN's Jeff Flock live in Dearborn, Mi., at the announcement of the prestigious auto award.
Asian stock markets traded mostly lower. Meanwhile, stronger Australian jobs data gave equities a boost.
Desolate Chrysler Dealer Tries to Stay Afloat
11/11/2009|FOX Business
Former Chrysler Dealer Rocco Massarelli on looking to Congress for financial help.
House Passes Health Reform, Now What?
11/09/2009|FOX Business
We break down the fundamentals of the health reform and what it means for consumers.
Chrysler Announces New Business Plan
11/04/2009|FOX BusinessEdmunds vs. NADA: Clunkers Cost Taxpayers
11/04/2009|Opening Bell
NADA Chief Economist Paul Taylor and Edmunds.com CEO Jeremy Anwyl debate the real costs of 'Cash for Clunkers.'
GM Sales VP: We're Making Progress
11/03/2009|Closing BellLATEST STORIES
MarketWatch's Top Stories Of The Week, Nov. 16-20
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Week Ahead: Housing Data, Holiday Sales Europe's Week Ahead: LSE, Remy Cointreau Report Asia's Week Ahead: GDP, Auto Makers In Focus -- Christopher Noble, assistant managing editor Visit to the East President Barack Obama appears to have come away
Story|11/20/2009
Nissan CEO on Bringing Electric Vehicles to the Market « Glick Report
Glick Report
Wall Street Journal CEO Council in D.C., we talked about demand for these vehicles, why the market downturn caught the auto makers off-guard and why he believes auto sales are poised for "moderate growth." Check it out. Watch the latest business video
Blog|11/17/2009
$10,000 per Congressional Motors Car Sold « John Stossel
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Despite this gift of your money, the GAO says that the automakers ’ survival as financially viable firms "remains unclear ..... company eventually goes under. That's what happened to the automakers and that's what's happening to California. It's time
Blog|11/16/2009
Japanese Stocks Lower In Early Trade, Autos Mixed
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
Ltd. was among the early decliners, off 1.1% on likely profit taking after strong gains in the previous session. Other auto makers managed to stay positive, however, with Toyota Motor Corp. up 0.9% and Nissan Motor Co. 0.3% higher. Elswhere
Story|11/12/2009
Homebuyer Tax Credit: Cash for Clunkers All Over Again?
| FOXBusiness| Markets
more fuel efficient new cars. But critics say the program simply fast forwarded auto sales by a few months, and will leave automakers bereft of sales now that the program has expired. What's more, Edmonds.com, the well-known auto research Web site
Story|11/09/2009
China Starts Anti-dumping Probe On U.S. Autos
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
liters and above, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported Friday. Beijing initiated the investigation after Chinese auto makers petitioned for the action, alleging unfair trade practices, the report said. The investigation will include sedans and
Story|11/06/2009
Uneven Ending for Stocks Despite Data, M&A
| FOXBusiness| Markets
cents a share for its third quarter. Other names to report this morning include Viacom (VIA) and MasterCard (MA). The automakers will be in the spotlight later today when all of the major names report their monthly sales figures beginning at around 12
Story|11/03/2009
Break ‘Em Up « Emac's Stock Watch
Emac's Stock Watch
note; ●The U.S. taxpayer is a major owner of more than 600 U.S. financial institutions and banks, as well as two automakers , an international insurance conglomerate, and numerous other businesses; ●Already, 33 banks have reneged on the 5
Blog|11/03/2009
Korea Shares Little Changed, But Auto Stocks Climb
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
MarketWatch Pulse TOKYO -- South Korea's Kospi was little changed, down 0.1% in early dealings Tuesday. But shares of auto makers strengthened, with Hyundai Motor Co. up by 2%, Kia Motors Corp. adding 0.6%, and Ssangyong Motor Co. climbing 3
Story|11/02/2009
U.S. Steel Posts Third Consecutive Quarterly Loss
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Thomson Reuters. A combination of the recession, bankrupt auto makers and tight credit markets dealt a heavy blow to business models ..... The flat-rolled division, which makes products for the auto makers , posted a loss of $370 million compared with a $876 million
Story|10/27/2009