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    +German indignation over GM decision to keep Opel
      Germany's politicians fumed with anger and Opel workers cancelled cost concessions and readied walkouts after GM abandoned the sale of its European subsidiary to parts maker Magna International and Russian bank Sberbank.

    +Chrysler set to unveil five-year plan to profitability
      Chrysler Group LLC is presenting its long-awaited five-year business plan today, outlining its vision on how it will address shortcomings and return to profitability. CEO Sergio Marchionne, board chairman Robert Kidder and managers will outline the company's goals and initiatives through 2014.

    +Delphi creates new board of directors
      New York -- Delphi Automotive LLP, which exited bankruptcy protection last month, said Wednesday that it has created a new board that will be led by former DuPont Chairman John Krol.

    +GM, Ford report sales gains as economy perks up
      General Motors Co. reported its first monthly sales increase in nearly two years on Tuesday and Ford Motor Co. also racked up gains in October, providing further evidence that the U.S. economy appears to be on the mend.

    +GMAC net loss narrows in 3Q
      New York -- GMAC Financial Services says its net loss narrowed in the third quarter as its auto-lending unit turned a profit.

    +Nissan returns to quarterly profit on China sales
      Tokyo -- Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Co. climbed into the black last quarter and forecast a smaller yearly loss as surging sales in China helped offset sluggish demand in the West.

    +GM calls off sale, keeps Opel
      General Motors Co.'s board of directors Tuesday voted to keep its German carmaker, Adam Opel GmbH, instead of selling it to Canada's Magna International Inc. and its Russian partner, Sberbank.

    +Ford shuffles Asia execs
      Ford Motor Co. announced several key management changes Tuesday that signal a new push by the company in Asia.

    +GM board decides to keep Opel
      General Motors Co.'s board of directors Tuesday voted to retain its German carmaker, Adam Opel GmbH, instead of selling it to Canada's Magna International Inc. and its Russian partner, Sberbank.

    +GM U.S. auto sales up 4%; Ford sales rise 3%; Chrysler down 30%
      Ford says its U.S. sales rose 3% in October, while Chrysler reported a decrease of 30% compared with the same time period in 2008.

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