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Chrysler denies Jeep sale talks underway

Source: MarketWatch

Detroit : MI : USA | 10 months ago

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Sen. Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican and vocal auto industry critic, suggested on Tuesday would make Chrysler more viable. Corker attended the Detroit auto show this week to meet with representatives from the domestic automakers, which will have to prove to the government at the...

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News Source: MarketWatch | 10 months ago

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Corker stays firm with Detroit

News Source: Nashville Tennessean Online | 10 months ago

Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker said Tuesday he doesn't regret voting against a bailout for General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC last month because he and other Republicans had a plan to help the carmakers succeed. Corker met with GM officials at the...