DBusiness - January 2008

Features Archive »
	The Long & Winding Road General Motors Corp. is finally earning praise from critics, but its product revival is running into a slumping U.S. economy, making GM North American President Troy Clarke’s job even harder. By Gary Witzenburg
	Higher Ground When it comes to productivity, the Detroit three are hot on the heels top foreign automakers By David Phillips

Features

The Long & Winding Road

General Motors Corp. is finally earning praise from critics, but its product revival is running into a slumping U.S. economy, making GM North American President Troy Clarke’s job even harder.

By Gary Witzenburg

Higher Ground

When it comes to productivity, the Detroit three are hot on the heels top foreign automakers

By David Phillips

Letter from the Editor Archive »
	Fiscal Procrastination Gov. granholm and our state legislators shouldn’t wait for a deadline to tackle Michigan’s next budget. By R.J. King
Ticker Archive »
	The Pink Door Opens How two Oakland County women started the nonprofit of their dreams. By Samatha Cleaver
	Workin' for Peanuts Success hasn’t come easy for two brothers in Warren, but now they’re taking the snack world by storm. By Minehaha Forman
	Smart Man A successful rollout of Daimler AG’s Smart car in the United States rests on the shoulders of a well-traveled automotive veteran. By Paul A. Eisenstein
PDA Q&A Archive »
	Joe Serra President, Serra Automotive, Grand Blanc Co-Chairman, 2008 North American International Auto Show, Detroit. The E-Interview.
The Circuit Archive »
Snapshot Archive »
	Bob Nardelli Chrysler LLC, Auburn Hills.
	Ray Scott Lear Corp., Southfield. By R.J. King
	Amaury Diaz Serrano General Motors Technical Center, Warren. By R.J. King
Exec Life Archive »
	Can Tesla Revive the EV? The quest for the electric vehicle may come from a promising startup in Silicon Valley, with an assist from a design and engineering center in Rochester Hills. By Paul A. Eisenstein