Hard sell: teaching DaimlerChrysler Wall Street's rules; Detroit executive makes progress, but stock drops

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Germany-based automobile giant DaimlerChrysler AG, stock price has dropped despite Controller James Donlon's effort to put in place American management system and financial accounting standards.

Securities prices, International aspects, DaimlerChrysler AG, DCX, Financial management, Donlon, James

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Accord leaves tough decisions for another day; Fiat and GM launch alliance but fail to tackle overcapacity

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The alliance between General Motors and Fiat is not expected to change the European auto industry for several years but could result in General Motors' absorption of Fiat.

Italy, United States, Alliances, partnerships, Statistical Data Included, Contracts, General Motors Corp., GM, Fiat S.p.A.

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Volkswagen braces for shareholders assault: Investors look to challenge stock-buyback plan

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German auto maker Volkswagen AG's executives may have to contend with a group of stockholders demanding a restructuring of the company during its annual meeting.

Automobiles, Automobile Manufacturing, Stockholder data, Volkswagen AG, Stockholder meetings

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