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David Welch is a reporter for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek in Detroit. Previously, at BusinessWeek, he was a correspondent in the Detroit bureau and then the Detroit bureau chief. Welch joined BusinessWeek in 2000 after being an auto writer for The Detroit News. Prior to that, he was an associate editor at the Dallas Business Journal. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.
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Its old stuffy image was built on big cars. The more adventurously styled Lacrosse, a new midsized sedan, is a big reason Buick sales are up 60… -
Dan Akerson Takes the Wheel at GM
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Did Obama Save Detroit?
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The Transformer: Why VW Is the Car Giant to Watch
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The Auto Industry's Second-Biggest Fear
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GM May Revive Its Popular Pontiac G8
The muscle car, which was to die along with Pontiac, may get a reprieve under Bob Lutz and called the Chevy Caprice -
When Gas Stations Run Out of Gas
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Why Saturn Fell to Earth
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