... sell Hummer, and plans for Saturn are expected to be announced within weeks. The third of the one-time Big Three, Ford Motor Co., has also been stung hard by plunging sales of cars and trucks, but it avoided bankruptcy by mortgaging all of ...

LITTLE ROCK Ford Motor Co.'s decision not to take a government bailout is a hit with the public, a company executive said Friday. "The reaction's ...

... discount vehicles to sell burgeoning inventories. But Penske said the continued restructuring by Chrysler, GM and Ford Motor Co. should solve that problem, at least in the U.S. "I think there's no question that this re-engineering of ...

... Local 909. When Wagoner leaves the automaker, he will take a financial package worth an estimated $23 million. Ford Motor Co., the third member of the Big Three, has not requested federal bailout funds. Obama said bankruptcy would be a ...

... of $18 billion in loans. Chrysler is seeking $7 billion, and both manufacturers say they need cash this month. Ford Motor Co., which borrowed billions before credit markets tightened, says it can survive through 2009 and may not need to ...

... trustee or board to assure that General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co., and Chrysler LLC use the aid to return their firms ... Reserve to come to the rescue of General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC., possibly in the form of low ...

... weeks and extending holiday shutdowns. Fighting for survival, the chiefs of Chrysler LLC, General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. returned to Capitol Hill Friday to again ask lawmakers for as much as $34 billion in emergency aid. Workers with ...

... the plan expected in the week ahead. The emerging measure would speed short-term help to General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC, while empowering the government to order a wholesale restructuring of the industry and imposing ...

... Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC, in particular, are at risk for running out of money in the next few weeks, and that Ford Motor Co. may need help if the economy deteriorates further. - Advertisement - Democratic Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan, whose ...

... from collapse, made it clear they would need a total of $14 billion to $15 billion to survive through early 2009. Ford Motor Co. has said it has enough money to stay afloat unless one of the other Big Three goes under or the economy deteriorates ...