Neal Boudette

Detroit Bureau Chief, Wall Street Journal

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The Big Three automakers want tens of billions from Congress to stave off what could be the collapse of their industry.  Now there's possible help of a different kind.

UAW Agrees to Reopen Contract Talks as Automakers Go Back to Hill

The Big Three automakers want tens of billions from Congress to stave off what could be the collapse of their industry.  Now there's possible help of a different kind.

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The Ford Motor Company will increase the fuel efficiency of its cars, get rid of its private jet planes and pay its chief executive a dollar a year, if it gets its $9 billion share of…

Big Three Submit Plans to Congress in Second Attempt at Rescue

The Ford Motor Company will increase the fuel efficiency of its cars, get rid of its private jet planes and pay its chief executive a dollar a year, if it gets its $9 billion share of…

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