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How to lose money fast: Open a business
How to lose money fast: Open a business
6:27am: One bar owner's tale of the scary path to profitability. More
Detroit's battle-tested admen cope
Dec 7: In fact, there isn't nearly as much gloom and doom among the Motor City's ad agencies as you might expect. More
Silverdome sells for ... less than a house
Nov 17: Unidentified Toronto-based real estate company buys Pontiac stadium for $583,000 - a fraction of the $55.7 million it cost to build. More
Detroit finds dignity in death
Nov 16: A record number of unclaimed bodies are piling up in the Detroit morgue. But thanks to a stranger, some are being laid to rest. More
Silverdome auction ends today - maybe
Nov 12: If you want to buy the former home of the Detroit Lions, you'd better move fast. The city of Pontiac could announce the top bidder by Friday. More
Making Detroit a tech hub - One mogul's vision
Nov 11: Online-mortgage mogul Dan Gilbert wants to spark a revival by moving his headquarters and 1,700 workers to the heart of the city. More
A mogul's Detroit passion gets messy
Nov 11: Quicken Loans chairman Dan Gilbert has big plans for the city, but stirs controversy with his bid for casinos in Ohio and his loan to fallen mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. More
Meet Detroit's new employers
Nov 10: Tech startups, fashion entrepreneurs and medical researchers are helping diversify the economy in Motor City. More
Chrysler offers buyout to 23,000 workers
Nov 1: Latest move to pare workforce comes just before automaker reveals 5-year recovery plan. More
The holdout: Alone in an abandoned car plant
Oct 30: Arson fires. Scrappers. Blackouts. It's all part of business for the last tenant in Detroit's Packard Plant, the decaying industrial complex that the city wants demolished. More
Solution to Detroit's jobless: Move
Oct 28: Motor City tops nation's largest cities with 17.3% rate, and economists say the only way to slash it is for the jobless to head elsewhere. More
Is this a $6,900 home bargain?
Oct 16: Detroit's four-figure home prices are unusual, but investors around the country think foreclosed houses are too cheap to pass up. How to tell a great deal from a money pit. More
Churches fight Detroit blight with hope - and cash
Oct 8: Detroit's churches are taking a hands-on approach to saving their neighborhoods, plowing millions into buying and redeveloping local housing and businesses. More
Place your bids: Silverdome goes on the block
Oct 7: Once host to the Super Bowl, Hulk Hogan and the Pope, the Silverdome has become an expensive liability for its hometown. More
GM hits a big speed bump
Oct 6: The collapse of the Saturn sale and glitches in the Opel and Hummer deals are signs that GM faces a difficult turnaround after a quick bankruptcy. More
Auto sales fall as Clunkers rush ends
Oct 1: Without the popular government program and low inventories, industrywide sales in September plunge 40% from August. More
The truly puzzling life of Chrysler's deputy CEO
Oct 1: How could a millionaire top executive with a chrome-plated reputation get in such financial trouble? The mysterious case of Jim Press. More
Detroit: Too broke to bury their dead
Oct 1: Money to bury Detroit's poor has dried up, forcing struggling families to abandon their loved ones in the morgue freezer. More
GM kills Saturn after Penske ends deal
Sep 30: Auto dealer terminates agreement with General Motors, citing concerns about supplies of the vehicle after GM stops producing Saturns. More
The fixers: From engines to hip replacements
Sep 29: Lizabeth Ardisana is trying to bridge the old and new economies, connecting local auto parts makers to national medical companies. More
The Fixers: Bankrolling Detroit's turnaround
Sep 24: Mariam Noland raised $100 million for a Detroit business development program and will give out another $40 million this year. But It is enough to put the city back on track? More
GM's challenge - Survive and save Detroit
Sep 22: The Motor City's most important corporate citizen has been humbled. The question now is whether its journey through bankruptcy has made it strong enough to thrive. More
A GM factory gets a second chance
Sep 22: When GM opened a plant in Detroit 23 years ago, the hope was that it would revitalize the city. It didn't. Now the facility will build the plug-in hybrid Volt. Will this time be different? More
Clutch time for GM and Fritz Henderson
Sep 21: The 101-year-old automaker has a new CEO, a new board, new owners (that would be us), and a new attitude. Now it just needs to build cars and trucks that people want to buy. More
Fiat CEO: Chrysler worse than we thought
Sep 21: Executives will present a revised business plan in November detailing steps to recovery. More
GM's Lutz: Now the gloves are off
Sep 21: Expect the direct approach as Bob Lutz takes on his new role overseeing marketing and design at the new GM. More
Take a look at the 'new' Chrysler
Sep 21: Chrysler's union with Fiat is complete. Here's a look at the new company and some of the products, like the redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee, that it'll offer. More
Can 'new' GM succeed where old GM failed?
Sep 21: The battered automaker is in much better shape than when it filed for bankruptcy. But it could quickly be tripped up by the challenges ahead. More
Detroit swap: Auto plants for fashion showrooms
Sep 21: Detroit has skilled manufactures and a unique industrial design sensibility -- strengths city planners are tapping as they try jumpstart a local fashion industry. More
Detroit's youth: We'll leave if we have to
Sep 21: If young Detroiters can't find jobs, an exodus could be in the works. But a few say they'll stay and deal with what comes. More
Hunger hits Detroit's middle class
Sep 21: Food has long been an issue in this city without a major supermarket. Now demand for assistance is rising, affecting a whole new set of people. More
Detroit's jobless economy: Startups take root
Sep 21: Hundreds turn out for tips on how to open their own business, and city shows off its support network for entrepreneurs. More
Stopping Detroit's brain drain
Sep 21: The city is pushing for new businesses, arts and a revitalized downtown to keep young people in this hard-hit town. More
The Fixers: Prospecting for business in Detroit
Sep 21: It's Brian Holdwick's job to bring new firms to town. Here's how he gets it done. More
The Fixers: Onshoring to Detroit
Sep 21: Rukmal Fernando bought a tech business in Sri Lanka and is moving part of it to Detroit. His freelancers get $30 to $70 an hour. More
The Fixers: Tough love for union town
Sep 21: Cindy Pasky, owner of a big Detroit-based tech staffing firm, says the area's workers need to raise their skills and lower their expectations. More
The Fixers: That entrepreneurial spirit
Sep 21: Twenty-four-year-old Tatiana Grant is her own public relations boss and that seems like just a start. She has plans to bring a fast food franchise and a date planning Web site to Detroit. More
The Fixers: Detroit's Renaissance man
Sep 21: The auto industry won't likely save the city, so people in Detroit need to do it on their own. Phillip Cooley not only runs a $4 million-a-year barbeque business, he's restoring the historic train station. More
Detroit swap: Auto plants for fashion showrooms
Sep 18: Detroit has skilled manufactures and a unique industrial design sensibility -- strengths city planners are tapping as they try jumpstart a local fashion industry. More
Fiat CEO: Chrysler worse than we thought
Sep 16: Executives will present a revised business plan in November detailing steps to recovery. More
Why Ford could be out of gas
Sep 11: Ford's stock soared as it gained share against GM, Chrysler and Toyota earlier this year. But analysts worry the run is near an end -- even if profits return soon. More
GM to sell stake in Europe's Opel
Sep 10: Canadian auto supplier and Russian bank to take over most of General Motors' core European brand. More
Taxpayers will lose on auto bailouts
Sep 9: Congressional oversight panel says that much of the money lent to GM and Chrysler will never be seen again. More
Clunkers payments get green light
Sep 3: The government says it has okayed $500 million so far, and will reimburse all eligible dealer requests by the end of September. More
Clunkers rush lifts auto sales
Sep 1: Sales at Ford, Toyota and Honda are up from a year ago, while GM, Chrysler post gains from July. Will sales remain strong now that Cash for Clunkers is history? More
Credit lines dry up for auto dealers
Aug 31: To help ailing auto dealers, the Small Business Administration launched new loan offerings -- but so far, few banks are playing along. More
Windshields to wine glasses: What happens to Clunkers
Aug 26: The metal, tires, and even the oil filters from the cars scrapped in the Cash for Clunkers program will be recycled into everything from handbags and high-rises. More
Grand total: 690,000 Clunkers clunked
Aug 26: Cash for Clunkers comes in just under budget as consumers swap trucks for more efficient cars. More
42 million clunkers to go
Aug 24: Despite the popularity of Cash for Clunkers and $3 billion in government funds, the nation's highways will still be full of gas guzzlers. More
Clunkers: Dealers get ready for the 'hangover'
Aug 24: In the days and weeks after Cash for Clunkers ends, sales will drop sharply. More
Cash for Clunkers: Only hours remain
Aug 24: Dealers race to file final paperwork for Cash for Clunkers deals as $3 billion program winds down Monday. More
Last weekend for Cash for Clunker deals
Aug 21: Some dealers will stop Cash for Clunkers deals early, but others prepare to rake in all the deals they can. More
Cash for Clunkers ending
Aug 20: With money running out, $3 billion Cash for Clunkers program will end on Monday. The tally so far: 457,000 cars and $1.9 billion in rebates. More
Cash for Clunkers heading to junk yard
Aug 20: Dealers are pulling out of the program due to worries about repayments and limited availability of fuel efficient cars. But customers are losing interest as well. More
GM bringing back 1,350 workers
Aug 18: Increased demand for fuel efficient cars is leading General Motors to reinstate workers and increase shifts and overtime in order to build 60,000 additional cars. More
Clunkers: Toyota passes GM as top seller
Aug 17: Cash for Clunkers buyers are still showing strong preference for smaller cars, as program tops 350,000 sales. More
Volt vs. Prius: What's the better deal?
Aug 14: It'll take higher gas prices, or a big subsidy from GM, for the new plug-in Volt to be cheaper to drive than the Toyota. But that doesn't mean it won't find buyers. More
Car haggling, Internet style
Aug 11: The new GM portal on eBay could be a hit with Web-savvy car shoppers, although it's not a complete escape from going to a showroom. More
Chevy Volt to get 230 mpg rating
Aug 11: Ultra-high mileage for GM's electric-drive Volt could give it a marketing boost. More
GM dealers in California to sell cars on eBay
Aug 10: The automaker and the online auction house announce a trial program to give customers the option to haggle with dealers over the Internet. More
Cash for Clunkers: Real stimulus
Aug 6: The boost to auto sales caused by the government trade-in program should lead to increased production from Detroit. That could have a big ripple effect. More
Hunger hits Detroit's middle class
Aug 6: Food has long been an issue in this city without a major supermarket. Now demand for assistance is rising, affecting a whole new set of people. More
Toyota struggles to get back on track
Aug 4: With losses mounting and competition from slimmed down U.S. car makers about to get tougher, some fear Toyota's days as a growth company could be over. More
The hidden costs of Cash for Clunkers
Aug 4: It may be a boon for automakers now, but borrowing all that money could hit the economy in the long run. More
Cash for Clunkers lifts auto sales
Aug 3: Ford ended 19 straight months of sales declines with a 2% increase in July. Other automakers also got a much-needed boost from government trade-in program. More
House OKs $2 billion more for Clunker program
Jul 31: House passes bill to add $2 billion for Cash for Clunkers program. More
Government scrambles to avoid Cash for Clunkers suspension
Jul 30: Shortly after launching, the $1 billion Cash for Clunkers program may be almost spent out. Administration weighs next step. More
Bankrupt Delphi announces deal with debtors
Jul 28: Auto parts supplier awaits Wednesday ruling from bankruptcy judge. More
Ford results easily top forecasts
Jul 23: The only U.S. automaker to stay out of bankruptcy reported a net profit thanks to debt reduction and a smaller operating loss and sales decline than expected. More
A city without chain grocery stores
Jul 22: National retailers are steering clear of Detroit, leaving independent grocers to serve the city's hard-hit residents. More
'Chrysler made a big mistake' - one dealer's story
Jul 21: An 80-year old auto dealership pushes on, without Jeep. More
Angry auto dealers flex muscle in Congress
Jul 16: Chrysler Group and GM cut dealerships as part of their bankruptcies, but dealers are urging lawmakers to force the two automakers to take them back. More
Ex-GM chief's pension cut to $8.5 million
Jul 14: Rick Wagoner, who was forced out of top job in March, agrees to an $12 million cut in payments he was due over the next five years. More
Rattner leaves auto task force
Jul 13: Obama administration's point man on bailouts and bankruptcies is returning to private sector, but not his former firm. More
Can 'new' GM succeed where old GM failed?
Jul 10: The battered automaker is in much better shape than when it filed for bankruptcy 6 weeks ago. But it could quickly be tripped up by the challenges ahead. More
New GM logo? Think again
Jul 10: Despite reports, GM is not changing the color of its logo to green and will keep the General Motors name as it exits bankruptcy. More
'New' GM is born
Jul 10: Automaker closes deal with government. CEO Henderson: 'We'll work hard to repay the trust, and the money, that so many have invested in GM.' More
GM on cusp of exiting bankruptcy
Jul 9: Nation's No. 1 automaker could be out of bankruptcy court soon. Announcement of 'new GM' expected Friday morning. More
GM's uphill climb out of bankruptcy
Jul 7: The battered automaker is in much better shape than when it filed for bankruptcy barely a month ago. But it could quickly be tripped up by the challenges ahead. More
GM's roadmap out of bankruptcy
Jul 6: The automaker moved from court filing to court approval of its plans in barely a month. But many steps lay ahead for GM to survive. More
GM bankruptcy plan approved
Jul 6: Plan for nation's No. 1 automaker to emerge from protection seen as 'only available means' to continue business. More
GM bankruptcy plan approved
Jul 6: Plan for nation's No. 1 automaker to emerge from protection seen by as 'only available means' to continue businees. More
GM awaits its fate as closing arguments end
Jul 2: A ruling from the judge presiding over its bankruptcy case could be imminent as closing arguments conclude, with creditors pressing against automaker's plan. More
New GM, old faces
Jul 1: Fritz Henderson has been CEO of GM for three months, but some question whether the GM-lifer can make needed changes in its management culture. More
Weak auto sales continue into June
Jul 1: Most major automakers report disappointing sales in June despite some glimmers of hope; Ford one of few to beat expectations. More
GM bankruptcy wrangling in 3rd day
Jul 1: Creditors continue to press against automaker's plan to shed old debt and create new company owned largely by U.S. government. More
Detroit joblessness worst among big cities
Jun 30: Metro area unemployment rate hits 14.9% in May, even before General Motors' bankruptcy is taken into account. More
GM chief: 'Business is doing better'
Jun 30: In bankruptcy court testimony, Henderson says swift process is helping the troubled automaker. More
'Cash for Clunkers' mostly a clunker
Jun 25: Most car shoppers will not benefit from the vehicle trade-in law. More
GM faces $250M past due notice
Jun 19: The bankrupt automaker can pay most parts suppliers. But ad agencies and others not on the 'critical vendor' list shouldn't expect GM checks in the mail. More
'Cash for clunkers' coming soon
Jun 19: Congress approves a measure to subsidize car purchases - consumers can get as much as $4,500 to trade in old cars. Vehicles bought after July 1 eligible. More
Chrysler set to reopen most plants
Jun 17: Production at 7 of 11 assembly lines will restart later this month, sending most employees back to work for the first time since Chrysler filed for bankruptcy. More
Ford's bumpy road ahead
Jun 17: As GM and Chrysler fell into bankruptcy, Ford was the strongest U.S. automaker by default. But its competitive position is about to change. More
More auto industry bankruptcies loom
Jun 16: Auto parts manufacturer trade group predicts widespread bankruptcies after the government rejects request for $8 billion to $10 billion in additional help. More
Chrysler restarts with the Viper
Jun 15: The factory that makes the Dodge Viper sports car is the first to reopen after bankruptcy. More
Will GM, Chrysler leave injury lawsuits behind?
Jun 15: Plaintiffs with pending lawsuits against GM and Chrysler are getting abandoned in bankruptcy process, lawyers say. More
Showdown over auto dealer cuts
Jun 12: Auto dealers say closing facilities will not save automakers much money, but GM and Chrysler say closures are crucial to survival. More
Chrysler and Fiat make it official
Jun 10: Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne becomes Chrysler chief under new owners, including Italian automaker, the UAW and the U.S. and Canadian governments. More
Take a look at the 'new' Chrysler
Jun 9: Chrysler's union with Fiat is complete. Here's a look at the new company and some of the products, like the redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee, that it'll offer. More
Supreme Court clears way for Chrysler
Jun 9: One day after intervention, the high Court decides not to hear case from Indiana pension funds. More
Galleries
The auto collapse's ripple effects
Detroit's turmoil is imperiling auto suppliers around the country, who now face a high-stakes challenge: diversify or die. More
Autos: 2008 winners and losers
In a disastrous year for auto sales here's who came out on top and who got thrown under the wheels. More
Bailout blow-out car deals
We worked with CarsDirect.com to find some of the best deals in this biggest-ever year-end sales season. More
8 bailout questions answered
CNN viewers asked us about the proposed rescue of the auto industry. Here's what you need to know. More
Bailout road trip! Big 3 drive to Washington
Hat in hand, the head honchos from Ford, Chrysler and GM drove their own cars to Washington in search of a bailout worth billions. More
Crisis on Dealers' Row
Car dealers are fighting for survival, and maybe an upper hand, as business turns cold. More
Detroit's brand chopping list
Here's what may wind up on the block for Detroit's struggling auto brands as GM, Ford and Chrysler look for cuts. More
GM's crisis-mode product plan
Some new products are being delayed but others are just too important - or too far along - to hold off on. More
Detroit's comeback cars
If Chrysler, Ford and GM can get through their mess, these are the products they hope will pull them out to the other side. More
What's really killing Detroit
It's easy to point fingers but hard to pin down a single cause. Here are six big issues - and what they really mean for the future of the Big Three automakers. More
Carmakers fire up the '09 rebates
With sales slowing, even brand-new models have incentives. CarsDirect.com showed us some of the best deals. More
GM's long road back to electric cars
General Motors' starts, stops and occasional short circuits on the road to the Chevy Volt. More
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