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Subway has joined Wrigley, Taco Bell, and General Motors in pulling ads from MTV’s eyebrow raising show, ‘Skins’

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Saginaw Steering Gear, the largest employer in Saginaw, Mich, will be sold to new owners from China in a $450 million deal

Ford’s decision to cease production of the iconic Crown Victoria has inspired Dodge, Ford, and GM to rethink the police cruiser

Success, as these once-dominant companies prove, can be fleeting

The truth about job creation in the auto industry points to a far different narrative than the one Obama demagogues

“We don’t want to be known as Government Motors”

White House goes after the conservative radio talk show host over criticism over ‘government takeovers’ of companies

The White House is ignoring the economic realities of producing and using large lithium-ion batteries to power cars

Charities are often told they should learn from business. The reverse is also true

To be sure, there is an argument to be made for conservatives to actually root for GM continued failure. Presumably, this would lessen the odds that the government would attempt such a heavy-handed maneuver in the future

A Democratic push to limit campaign spending in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision is under siege in the Senate

Dems are defending the campaign finance bill from criticism that it includes loopholes for special interests

Treasury secretary tells watchdog panel that taxpayers are recovering their investment from the financial bailouts; acknowledges there will probably be loss from rescue of insurer, American International Group

W.H. transition chief John Podesta’s brother Tony makes millions ‘monitoring’ legislation for BP, GM and other large corporations making news

Dems assuaged labor’s early opposition to campaign spending bill by carving out space for unions

It’s been decades since Germany’s VW was a major player in the U.S. market. But the company is about to make its move

On Human Flourishing and the Loss of Subsidiarity

People have been suspicious of government since governments began. But the interesting and unique aspect to this equation is the medium in which the government is promoting its agenda, namely, hiding behind a “private” company using traditional advertising

So why the lack of outrage and attention to GMAC? Perhaps because the firm cleverly but deceptively changed its name for a large part of its operations. Much of GMAC is now Ally Bank