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Next blow to Rust Belt: bankrupt parts suppliers

Lear Corp., the second largest producer of car seats, filed for bankruptcy Tuesday.
Seven steps to reviving Michigan

Reliance on the beleaguered auto industry is out. But what to do? Economic sages weigh in.
GM bankruptcy: How will it impact the US?

The automaker got key concessions from bondholders this weekend to help smooth bankruptcy proceedings, which are expected to begin Monday.
European workers rebel as G-20 looms

At companies, including Caterpillar in France and Visteon in Northern Ireland, workers have occupied offices and detained bosses.
Detroit's Big Three: Purge the urge to merge.

Does anyone think GM, Chrysler, and Ford are too small to be effective?

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