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Chrysler, CAW remain 'incredibly far apart' in talks, union says Chrysler Group and the Canadian Auto Workers remain far apart in talks over a new contract, with Chrysler wanting to eliminate a cost-of-living increase and adjust lump sum payments negotiated with... ... >> story Published: Sep 25 12:05 pm U.S. Eastern time / UPDATED: 9/25/12 4:21 pm ET - adds details, analysis
| | Advertisement | | Modern Healthcare, a sister publication of Automotive News, is conducting a survey to determine major employers' healthcare benefits costs. | This survey is intended for all U.S. nongovernmental companies and organizations in any sector of the economy with a minimum of $100 million in annual revenue. To participate in the 2012 Healthcare Purchasing Power Survey, click here. | | | | Ford offers severance pay to European workers Ford, which expects to lose more than $1 billion in Europe this year, is offering severance packages to "a few hundred" white-collar European workers as the automaker struggles to rein in costs amid plunging vehicle sales. ... >> story Published: Sep 25 1:30 pm U.S. Eastern time / UPDATED: 9/25/12 3:52 pm ET - adds background, details
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| | | PHOTO GALLERY 2012 Automotive News Europe Eurostars The 2012 Eurostars distinguished themselves through their ability to beat expectations and by their willingness to take risks to make their companies better. Under CEO Carlos Ghosn in 2011, Renault set a new record for global vehicle sales and Nissan achieved an all-time high for European sales. Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller guided the sports car brand to new records for vehicle sales and operating profit last year. The other 12 Eurostars have reached equally impressive results. Automotive News Europe, PwC and Siemens will honor the winners at an awards dinner on Sept. 26 in Paris. >> Photo Gallery | | | | | | | | |
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