Ford outsells GM in U.S. February sales lead
Ford posted 142,285 U.S. car and light truck sales in February, a 43.1 percent rise that put it ahead of GM for the first time in about a decade, with car sales up 54 percent and trucks up 36 percent. GM rose 11.5 percent as Buick and Chevy gained, while Toyota fell 8.7 percent and Honda rose 12.7 percent.
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GM Shuffles Leaders in Major GM Sales Marketing Split
GM announces sweeping changes in North America splitting sales and marketing after a December reform. Susan Docherty becomes marketing chief while Steve Carlisle heads U S sales, reporting to Mark Reuss. New appointments at Chevrolet Cadillac and Buick finalize the realignment.
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Weaker euro relieves fears while prompting bailout talks
European markets see a softer euro as relief and risk mix. Greece faces a $73.5 billion debt load this year, with France and Germany discussed using state banks to back Greek bonds. Weaker currency could boost exports but raises long term borrowing concerns for governments.
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Greece faces deeper spending cuts and tax hikes
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou warned of more painful spending cuts and tax rises as Athens seeks to narrow its deficit and reassure the EU and bond markets. He urged immediate action while noting the credibility crisis after a 12.7 percent deficit revision.
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