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November 10, 2008
Do Any of America's Big Three Automotive Companies Have the Staying Power and Product Pipeline to Make It To Better Times?
Analysis of:
Running on Fumes: GM could soon run out of cash (www.forbes.com)
Do Any of America's Big Three Automotive Companies Have the Staying Power and Product Pipeline to Make It To Better Times?
Detroit's Big Three have several obstacles to overcome; the question is will they have the ability to withstand this perfect storm? Consumer confidence is shaken, financing is impossible or difficult, product mix doesn't meet market demands, alternative energy development and emission compliance is...
Analysis of:
CREDIT Circuit City Loses Recommendation (www.washingtonpost.com)
Vendors will continue to support Circuit until at least the first part of December Companies will watch carefully the weekly trends over the next 45 days Vendors can easily create a "run on the bank" if one or two large suppliers change their terms significantly
September 16, 2008
Renault's Move Is Right; Right Size the Company For Striking and Non-Striking Employees
Analysis of:
Job Cuts at Renault Spark Strike (news.bbc.co.uk)
Renault's Move Is Right; Right Size the Company For Striking and Non-Striking Employees
As a result of soft sales, and soft volume projections, Renault must reach lower labor numbers through voluntary reductions. The pressures at Renault have been more intense than at other European OEM's as Carlos Ghosn applies pressure on vehicle development and launch timelines. The pressures,...
September 1, 2008
Carmakers Deserving of a Bailout? Taxpayers and Consumers Take Notice, it's Your Wallet
Analysis of:
Carmakers Deserve Loan Guarantees, G.M. Official Says (www.nytimes.com)
Carmakers Deserving of a Bailout? Taxpayers and Consumers Take Notice, it's Your Wallet
There are other mechanisms to achieve where GM, Ford, and Chrysler need to be in terms of technology and product.
The loans will be little more than a taxpayer funded bailout.
GM, Ford, and Chrylser have not learned from the ample lessons they have had in the past, what assurances are there that...
Analysis of:
Autoliv to Acquire Radar Sensors Business of Tyco Electronics (www.tradingmarkets.com)
Certain parts of the automotive passive and active safety original equipment market are moving towards commodity status, with volume being the key to future profitability. Tier One safety equipment suppliers must invest in those technologies that will bring greater value and margins.
Analysis of:
Satellite Radio: Dead Companies Walking (www.lightreading.com)
Satellite radio is (and always has been) a car-based service. Auto manufacturers can rely on satellite radio to be there for many years to come (due to the long-lived satellite assets) and so don't risk obsolescence, which has been a big problem for navigation systems. In comparison terrestrial wireless...
Analysis of:
DISH Loses Subscribers as Competition Stiffens (www.reuters.com)
DISH has not stopped believing that its long term future lies in a merger with DirecTV, and the SATS spinoff was made with this in mind. The WSJ analysis (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121784781012209687.html) indicates that a merged company would market "a potential broadband offering" in urban areas,...
Analysis of:
GM cuts truck shifts to meet lower output target (www.reuters.com)
GM, and Ford, are the victims of too much focus on the American market, for far too long, at the expense of the world market. GM, and Ford, must continue to shift away from, and write down production and assets focused on truck and SUV production. How much will GM and Ford have to give up, to survi...
Analysis of:
Toyota to make Prius, not SUV, at new US Plant (www.reuters.com)
Toyota's announcement that the new Mississippi facility will produce the Prius is a smaret decision to increase capacity for a marketable product, with variant potential for the future. Toyota's temporary suspension of production in Indiana and Texas to reconfigure the plants for greater product flexibility...
Analysis of:
Consumer confidence nears all-time low (money.cnn.com)
Some of what we report is a self fulfilling prophecy We are not one number, driving to one result Consumers will be selective in their indulgences
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