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LONDON/GRAZ, Austria (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co chose China's Geely as preferred bidder for Volvo Cars while Magna said it still hoped to clinch a deal to buy a majority stake in Opel from GM after a board meeting on November 3 The shake-up of a car industry pummeled by the deepest crisis in decades continued, as Italy's Fiat readied for the November 4 presentation of the five-year plan it hopes will turn around struggling partner Chrysler in Detroit.
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Ford picks Geely for Volvo; Magna upbeat on Opel | Reutersfrom reuters.com on October 28, 2009
The first face-to-face meetings between dealers and the companies on the issue come as Congress weighs legislation that could force GM and Chrysler to reverse their closure decisions despite their argument that the cuts are needed to save costs.
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GM, Chrysler meet with dealers over closings - Autos- msnbc.comfrom msn.com on October 1, 2009
UAW Talks GM renewed talks with the UAW last week and is proposing a labor-saving agreement similar to that approved earlier by Chrysler LLC workers, Rapson told union leaders this week at meetings in Cleveland, according to people who attended the sessions or were briefed by participants.
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GM May Trim Imports ‘Substantially’ to Help Win Labor Accord - Bloomberg.comfrom bloomberg.com on May 14, 2009
The annual meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, came just two weeks after Chrysler filed for bankruptcy protection and amid industrywide concerns that rival General Motors Corp ( GM .
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Ford profit target on track, to cut more if neededfrom yahoo.com on May 14, 2009
"I raise these concerns because I have a trembling fear that Chrysler has gone bankrupt incentivized by policies and GM appears next," Jackson said at the meeting.
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Ford profit target on track, to cut more if neededfrom yahoo.com on May 14, 2009
[ID:nT184869] Investors were keen to see the outcome of a meeting betweenthe U.S. auto task force, GM, Chrysler and officials from theUnited Auto Workers in Detroit this week after auditors raiseddoubts about GM's ability to survive outside bankruptcy.
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Nikkei falls to 26-yr closing low, auto woes weigh | Reutersfrom reuters.com on March 9, 2009