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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +'No strike'language riles UAW
      A misunderstanding over "no-strike" language in a proposed amendment to the United Auto Workers' contract with Ford Motor Co. has sparked a backlash from some workers who accuse union leaders of giving up their most potent negotiating tool.

    +Chrysler has deal for plant in Delaware
      Old Carco LLC, the estate of bankrupt Chrysler, is seeking court approval to sell the automaker's mothballed Newark, Del., SUV factory to the University of Delaware for $24.3 million.

    +GM's directors to review Opel sales deal in November
      General Motors Co.'s board of directors will review the latest developments in the protracted talks for the sale of its Adam Opel GmbH subsidiary on Nov. 3, the company said Friday.

    +Audi Q5 delivers luxury performance
      Welcome to the race Audi. When the German luxury sport carmaker brought out the Audi Q5 this year, you just knew it was going to be good.

    +Local UAW approves Ford deal
      Members of United Auto Workers Local 900, which represents workers at Ford Motor Co.'s Wayne Assembly and Michigan Assembly plants, have narrowly approved a deal reached between the union and the Dearborn automaker last week.

    +Chrysler to cut prices on 2010 pickups
      The redesigned 2010 Ram 2500 and 3500 Heavy Duty pickups will offer more content at a lower price, Chrysler Group LLC announced today.

    +GM concerned about suppliers'viability
      General Motors Co. expects more parts suppliers will struggle financially and is monitoring about 150 companies as the auto industry tries to recover.

    +Chrysler Financial to liquidate by end of 2011, U.S. says
      Late Thursday, the Treasury Department issued a statement emphasizing the company is still a going concern -- but didn't back away from its statement that Chrysler Financial would liquidate within 26 months.

    +Ford union workers protest contract changes
      Ford Motor Co.'s River Rouge complex has become a hotly contested battlefield as the United Auto Workers and union dissidents square off over proposed contract changes.

    +Volkswagen of America chooses new advertising agency
      Volkswagen of America, a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG, said today that it had chosen Deutsch LA to be its new advertising agency of record for the United States.

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