The News Review:
- bama to take steps to tighten auto emission standards
- GM Ford Chrysler Lost About 988 Auto Dealers During 2008
- Nissan’s Ghosn Expects Industry Auto Sales to Fall 14% in 2009
- Premarket roundup: Auto dealers Bed Bath & Beyond
bama to take steps to tighten auto emission standards
USA Today
He’ll be talking about “jobs energy independence and climate change. ” In the meantime here are some of the stories making headlines today: ? The New York Times — Tighter auto emission standards likely as bama readies order: “President bama will direct federal regulators on Monday to move swiftly on an application by California and 13 other states to.
GM Ford Chrysler Lost About 988 Auto Dealers During 2008
Bloomberg
25 (Bloomberg) — General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC said about 988 of their autodealerships closed or were consolidated last year. The automakers meeting with dealers at the NationalAutomobile Dealers Association convention in New rleansthis weekend said the lowest sales rate of light trucksand cars in the U. last year since 1992 meant somedealers couldn't make it. “Everybody is struggling right now in the U.
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Nissan’s Ghosn Expects Industry Auto Sales to Fall 14% in 2009
Bloomberg
Chief Executivefficer. Sales may total 55 million units this year and it willtake at least seven years to return to the peak level of 69million units in 2007 Ghosn said yesterday in Riyadh SaudiArabia. His remarks were confirmed by.
Premarket roundup: Auto dealers Bed Bath & Beyond
Forbes NY
26 from AP Financial News:NEW YRK (AP) – A recent survey of auto dealers shows that nearly half of them plan to pare back their vehicle orders as a result of the continued slump in demand. NEW YRK (AP) – An analyst downgraded shares of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. on Monday and said gains from Linens ‘n Things liquidating its merchandise are being overestimated amid higher competition and a tough economy. NEW YRK (AP) – Fearing potential losses on exposure to European hybrid securities a Deutsche Bank analyst on Monday cut his rating on health and life insurer Aflac Inc. NEW YRK (AP) – Weakness in emerging markets caused an analyst to cut his price target on Philip Morris International Inc.