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Lessons on How to Guzzle Less Gas, From Europe and Japan

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Low prices are a curse says an energy expert at Stanford University. He says it makes public policy sense to do something akin to boosting the price.

The new Chrysler that is emerging from bankruptcy with government help under Fiat's Marchionne.

11/10/2006

Marchionne has kept many of the managers from the previous Chrysler. Jim Press is deputy CEO and adviser. He came from Toyota. Everything else will change. He is flattening the organization structure to improve communication and speed. Smaller car lineup will replace the prior lineup, and Fiat's engine technology will provide help for fuel efficient cars.

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Bankruptcy reality sets in for Chrysler, workers

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Chrysler reborn under alliance with Fiat

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Impact:: Bankruptcy Announcement

Detroit Free Press 05/04/2009

Chrysler tried in vain to sell parts to Chinese, form partnerships

Detroit News 05/04/2009

Pressing concerns of people in Germany.

11/17/2008

The changes going on in German life, society and culture. the concerns as the economic crisis hits Germany.

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Germany’s Green Party Elects First Ethnic Turk as Leader

New York Times 11/17/2008

A New Chapter: Europe Is Ready to Work With Obama

New York Times 01/04/2009

Facing Losses, Billionaire Takes His Own Life

New York Times 01/07/2009

A Berliner’s Portraits of People and Her Familiar, and Foreign, Home

New York Times 01/08/2009

For Berlin Museum, a Modern Makeover That Doesn’t Deny the Wounds of War

New York Times 03/12/2009

Steven Pearlstein - A Rare Triumph of Substance at the Summit

Washington Post 04/03/2009


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