“Credit is the mother’s milk of economic activity,” said one analyst.
We take a look at four cities whose fates are linked to Chrysler and GM.
Janesville, Wisconsin's resources are stretched thin after GM left the city and took jobs with it.
A new biography takes a look at Bush's eight year term.
The auto bailout cost taxpayers $9 billion. Was it worth it? Mostly.
GM is now free of the U.S. government holding at stake in it, and has named a new chief executive, its first woman but a GM lifer.
The federal government is now officially out of the car business.
