... making attempts to sell more cars and even get back on the New York Stock Exchange in hopes of rebuilding and getting back on top of the auto industry. ...

Walberg skipped the vote on the auto industry bailout, the ad says, but "sided with big oil and hedge funds -- gave them tax loopholes. ...

That legislation (Auto Industry Financing and Restructuring Act) was passed in July 2009 under the Obama Administration's leadership and Rep. ...

Good economic news has been hard to come by lately, but not all is doom and gloom in America these days. The end of summer ushered in a few signs of progress in some of the unlikeliest corners of the economy. They are no guarantee that the good times are around the corner, but they do provide a helpful reminder that this slow recovery is exactly that: a recovery.

The US auto industry has always been somewhat of a joke to motoring journalists, but things are starting to change.

Detroit has long been known as the capital of the rustbelt, languishing from the troubled auto industry. But earlier this month, The New York Times ...

"The hard work of this president, Rahm Emanuel and the administration literally saved the auto industry," King said. Rattner's book also had Warren Mayor ...

How would you grade President Obama's auto industry bailout? Government should not meddle in the private sector. They meddle enough already. ...

Walberg skipped the vote on the auto industry bailout, the ad says, but "sided with big oil and hedge funds -- gave them tax loopholes. ...

That legislation (Auto Industry Financing and Restructuring Act) was passed in July 2009 under the Obama Administration's leadership and Rep. ...

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The prez will be rocking his hometown of Chicago on Thursday, Aug. 5. He'll spend the morning promoting positive mojo in the U.S. automotive sector then working the crowd at (count 'em!) three Democratic fundraisers in the evening. ...

President Obama says the auto industry bailout saved 1 million jobs.

Today, Politico's Arena featured an online debate over the results of the automobile industry's bailout. Many of the contributors have hailed the bailout as a success due to the perceived growth in the auto industry and, namely, ...

This dismal job report is expected to get real and happening, if the Big Three of the automotive industry which includes General Motors, Ford Motors, and Chrysler, close down. The Congress is yet to decide on the bailout amount for ...