BY JOHN D. STOLL DETROIT—General Motors Co.'s board of directors will get one more chance to alter the auto maker's course in relation to its Opel and Vauxhall operations in Europe when it meets for its fourth formal meeting on... [read full story]
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Intellpuke: This commentary was written by Spiegel journalist Cathrin Schaer; it appeared in Spiegel's column "The World From Berlin" for Thursday, November 5, 2009. The column, a review of editorial comments by German news...
Publisher's Note: It is my pleasure once again to publish a guest essay from a reader, Bill Dawson. He blogs regularly about German History rather than contemporary politics, but he has his finger on the pulse of the...
Europe Chief Quits After Auto Maker Decides Against Selling Unit BY JOHN D. STOLL AND VANESSA FUHRMANS A team of General Motors Co. executives will arrive in Germany on Monday to fine-tune a restructuring plan for Adam Opel...
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Workers fear massive job losses at Opel in Germany German political leaders have demanded that the US parent company General Motors submit an alternative and verifiable plan to...
Carl-Peter Forster, the chief executive of General Motors Europe who runs its struggling Opel unit, will leave the company, GM said Friday. GM said in a statement that Forster, 55, would advise the company on picking a new Opel...
Europe Chief Quits After Auto Maker Decides Against Selling Unit BY JOHN D. STOLL AND VANESSA FUHRMANS A team of General Motors Co. executives will arrive in Germany on Monday to fine-tune a restructuring plan for Adam Opel...
Forster was a keen supporter of Magna's bid. GM has decided to restructure Opel/Vauxhall itself, with the elimination of at least 10,000 jobs and possibly the closure of German factories, a move that has sparked widespread...
Forster was a keen supporter of Magna's bid. GM has decided to restructure Opel/Vauxhall itself, with the elimination of at least 10,000 jobs and possibly the closure of German factories, a move that has sparked widespread...
Brussels -- German Opel workers found more fatalism than solidarity among counterparts elsewhere in Europe on Friday as hoped-for mass demonstrations over threatened job cuts failed to materialise. More than 16,000 workers in...
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