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UAW chief on American Axle strike: 'We'll get through this'

UAW President Ron Gettelfinger talks with WJR Radio's Paul W. Smith about the ongoing UAW strike against American Axle.

May 12

Now that annual meeting season is just about here, shareholders, investors and corporate managers ought to consider a game-changing idea: It's time to give the UAW a board seat at publicly traded automakers and suppliers. Edward Lapham is the executive editor of Automotive News.

May 6

2000 and One Ford: Mulally's global odyssey

Last week's reorganization of Ford Motor Co.'s global product development and purchasing operations is a logical step in CEO Alan Mulally's campaign to forge one global Ford. One Ford is a simple, reasonable concept to standardize vehicles while allowing individual variations in local markets Edward Lapham is the executive editor of Automotive News.

April 7

Tracing the Camaro's bloodline

Whatever the reason, there seems to be a rising tide of interest in the new Dodge Challenger, which goes on sale this fall, and the new Chevy Camaro, which hits dealer showrooms early next year. Edward Lapham is the executive editor of Automotive News.

March 31

With a spiffier image, Lincoln would rock abroad

Could you imagine how well Lincoln would be doing overseas -- thanks to the weak dollar -- if it only had a suitable brand image Edward Lapham is the executive editor of Automotive News.

March 24

Chrysler's Jim Press and Tom LaSorda at the New York Auto Show

Chrysler's Jim Press (pictured) and Tom LaSorda talk with WJR Radio's Paul W. Smith at the New York Auto Show.

March 20

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UAW chief on American Axle strike: 'We'll get through this'

Save a board seat for the UAW

2000 and One Ford: Mulally's global odyssey

Tracing the Camaro's bloodline

With a spiffier image, Lincoln would rock abroad

Chrysler's Jim Press and Tom LaSorda at the New York Auto Show

Toyota's Bob Carter at the New York Auto Show

A note to eager auto execs: Invaders sometimes get icy reception in Russia

Be it metal or men, Geneva all about style

GM CEO Rick Wagoner in Geneva

Chrysler, LLC's Jim Press talks at the Geneva Auto Show

Ford's CEO Alan Mulally talks at the Geneva Auto Show

Honda moves its American bike offshore

UAW President Ron Gettlefinger remembers former union president Doug Fraser

GMAC parties have lost a bit of their pizazz

Rx for dealership flux: NFL draft + Mideast bazaar

UAW President Ron Gettlefinger talks to Paul W. Smith about thousands of GM buy-out offers.

GM Chairman & CEO Rick Wagoner explains the company's end of the year earnings statement to Paul W. Smith.

EDWARD LAPHAM: A challenge from the Challenger guys

Chevrolet's Ed Peper at the 2008 Chicago Auto Show

Ford's Mark Fields at the 2008 Chicago Auto Show

EDWARD LAPHAM: Deux Chevaux could be reborn as Nano fighter

Robert Bosch GmbH's Bernd Bohr at the 2008 Automotive News World Congress

Stefan Jacoby, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America Inc., at the Automotive News World Congress

Crain Communications Chairman and Automotive News Publisher Keith Crain talks about the World Congress

Investor Wilbur Ross' speech and Q&A at the 2008 Automotive News World Congress

Alan Mulally at the 2008 Automotive News World Congress

UAW chief talks with Automotive News editorial board

Keith Crain on the state of the auto industry