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There is still nothing about any Chrysler sale on cnn.com or foxnews.com The Chrysler board meets on April 4, 2007 for its monthly meeting. Anything posted on a forum regarding a sale is more worthless than titz on a mule unless a link to a reliable news source is given. Got one?
Nothing Cerberus' website either.
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There is still nothing about any Chrysler sale on cnn.com or foxnews.com The Chrysler board meets on April 4, 2007 for its monthly meeting. Anything posted on a forum regarding a sale is more worthless than titz on a mule unless a link to a reliable news source is given. Got one?
Surely you're not suggesting that an internet forums would be a reliable source of info concerning something as large as the sale of The Chrysler Group. Add to the adsence of ANY traditional media exposure and you have silliness.
Surely you're not suggesting that an internet forums would be a reliable source of info concerning something as large as the sale of The Chrysler Group. Add to the adsence of ANY traditional media exposure and you have silliness.
I'm still waiting for you to post a reliable news source about any possible Chrysler sale. A Dodge forum is hardly a reliable source.
There's still nothing on fox, cnn, or msnbc.com
Of all the news sources, one would think the Detroit Free Press' website would have something, but their headline reads "Jays beat Tigers in home opener." There's not a peep about any Chrysler sale.
I guess no one has bothered reading the Dodge forum, the paragon of news reporting!
Oh btw, while Magna-Cerberus may be a non union company (it's an investment firm, for Pete's sake!) a contract is a contract, regardless of who buys what. The UAW contract stands.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Apr 2, 2007 at 06:49 PM.
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