A crisp African dawn is breaking overhead, and Zibo Mounkaila is on the back of a pickup truck bounding across a sparse landscape of rocky orange soil. The animals in Niger are known as Giraffa camelopardalis peralta, the most...
Looking at target-date funds is a bit like trying to decide on a rental car. What investors learned at the Special Senate Committee on Aging hearing that looked at target-date funds as part of its efforts to strengthen the...
Hotel rates might be falling, but rental-car rates are rising. Compared with a year ago, rental prices increased nearly 50 percent on daily rates for midsize cars booked a week in advance, according to the Abrams Travel Data...
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Nov 07, 2009 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - The $23 billion, five-year recovery plan for Chrysler Group LLC unveiled Wednesday was nothing if not ambitious, with big increases in market shares and sales forecast for each of its...
Big Companies and small companies make their money first. When times get tough and the money is not as plentiful, it is easy to declare bankruptcy. The losers are the vendors that sell to these companies. The victims are the...
Using Fluid Power to Increase Fuel Economy on Commercial Vehicles The demand to reduce emissions and increase fuel economy is clear but how can we follow suit with commercial vehicles? Hydraulic Hybrid technology can...
Leftover thoughts from a week overloaded with news: The most welcome surprise in Chrysler-Fiat's 5-year plan? The nifty little 500 city car will proudly wear a Fiat badge when it goes on sale in Chrysler dealerships in early 2011.
The bus tours that roll through the Grand Strand in the winter full of tourists geared up for holiday shows and shopping sprees are as predictable as the season's cooler temperatures and early sunsets. And this year, officials...
KNOWLEDGE@WHARTON • November 8, 2009 General Motors' decision to scrap its Saturn brand triggered frequent retellings of the many ways in which GM missed an opportunity to recast itself and the auto industry. But Wharton...