As we told you last week, President Barack Obama’s auto task force will be headed to Detroit today to meet with executives from General Motors and Chrysler. Advisers Steve Rattner and Ronald Bloom will visit GM’s technical center in Warren and will also pay a visit to Chrysler’s truck assembly plant. They will also hold [...]
According to White House spokeswoman, Barack Obama’s administration is working “around the clock” to form a solution to the problems being faced with General Motors, Chrysler and the auto industry. “The administration is very mindful of the challenges in the auto sector,” the spokeswoman said. “Our team is working around the clock to develop the [...]
During his meeting with Obama’s auto task force, Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said that his company will “add value” to Chrysler through an alliance supported with government loans. After his meeting with Steve Rattner and Ron Bloom, advisers to the U.S. Treasury, Marchionne told reporters that he was encouraged by the groups engagement with the [...]
According to a Toyota spokeswoman Martha Voss, a top U.S. Toyota executive will meet with Obama’s auto task force next week. She emphasized that the Japanese automaker is not seeking any loans from the U.S. government and is not trying to influence the U.S. Treasury Department’s decision for the U.S. auto industry Voss said that [...]
Following Chrysler’s meeting with Obama’s auto team yesterday, General Motors today wrapped up a 6-hour meeting with members of U.S. Treasury Department and the White House National Economic Council. GM’s CEO Rick Wagoner, COO Fritz Henderson and CFO Ray Young were among the executives that attended the meeting. Among the points discussed were GM’s request [...]
Chrysler’s main executives will be meeting with the Obama auto task force today. CEO Bob Nardelli, vice chairman Tom LaSorda and CFO Ron Kolka will all be meeting with the members of the U.S. Treasury Department’s auto team and the White House National Economic Council. No word on whether Jim Press will also attend. The [...]
