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| Wagoner Out at GM Rick Wagoner has agreed to step down as CEO of General Motors. BusinessWeek's Detroit bureau chief David Welch confirms that after eight tumultuous years of running the largest automaker, Wagoner will take the fall as the federal government prepares to extend more billions of taxpayer money to keep GM (and Chrysler) afloat. Wagoner, 56, had previous denied he would step down, and he resisted efforts to push GM into bankruptcy reorganization. But it looks like his is the scalp that must be offered up to ensure that unions, debt holders, and others will make the sacrifices the Obama auto team is demanding. The Obama team is scheduled to talk about new loans for the automakers, and its demands for more cost reductions, on Monday. rss.businessweek.com |
Spies dominates in Utah American Ben Spies annihilated the opposition in the US round of the World Superbikes Championship, picking up his second double win of the season. foxsports.com.au |
Williams blocks Schu's test plans Michael Schumacher's bid to step up his comeback by testing Ferrari's current car has been blocked by Formula One rivals Williams. foxsports.com.au |
Johnson Takes Lead in the Chase The three-time defending Sprint Cup champion easily pulled away from Jeff Gordon after a restart with three laps remaining to win the Pepsi 500. nytimes.com |
NASCAR benches Waltrip for excessive bumps at Talladega NASCAR pulled Michael Waltrip off the track Friday for aggressive driving at Talladega Superspeedway. Waltrip was warned to give ... rssfeeds.usatoday.com |