Ron Bloom leaves his position in White House as Obama’s auto advisor
Ron Bloom was the man in charge of America’s automobile bailout back in 2008. Earlier this week, Mr. Bloom said
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Obama: I was not willing to walk away from the workers at Chrysler
Earlier this afternoon, Chrysler announced that it has repaid its outstanding $7.6 billion U.S. and Canadian government loans. President Barack Obama has
Read MoreWhite House: ‘Tough love’ led to General Motors’ position today
While the White House today congratulated General Motors on its announcement of investing $2 billion in 17 plants in eight states
Read MoreCar Czar: U.S. won’t go easy on CAFE because it has a bunch of money in GM
Task force Chairman Ron Bloom told reporters during an industry conference in Michigan today that the U.S. government has no interest
Read MoreObama administration ends warranty program for GM, Chrysler
After successfully getting General Motors Company and Chrysler Group LLC out of bankruptcy protection, the Obama administration said that it
Read MoreAuto task force has no plans to pump more money into GM and Chrysler
Ron Bloom, a senior adviser to the Obama administration’s auto task force, said that the group had no plans to
Read MoreRattner: Loans needed by GM and Chrysler “could be considerably higher”
Chief auto adviser to the U.S. Treasury Department, Steve Rattner, said Friday that GM and Chrysler may need “considerably more”
Read MoreSteven Rattner: Bankruptcy not our goal for the automakers
Steven Rattner, the U.S. Treasury’s main advisor when it comes to the automotive industry, said today that Obama’s auto task
Read MoreObama’s auto task force hires bankruptcy lawyer for advice
According to a press release by New York law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, President Obama’s auto task force
Read MoreSo how was Obama’s auto task force’s visit to Detroit?
While some of you are wondering where our visitor zermatt is (zermatt being a very analytical individual who we feel
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