Well, there's good news and, maybe, bad news. Chinese companies, encouraged by government bureaucrats to expand ownership of foreign companies and assets, have now pledged to buy Saab, the Swedish auto maker that
Americans driving less miles than in almost a decade
You can tell the economy is still pinched tight. The Detroit Bureau is reporting that although car sales are creeping upward, Americans as a rule are driving less now than they have at
Burdge addresses Hawaii military lawyers on consumer lemon laws
To help military legal personnel better understand Hawaii's consumer protection laws, Ron Burdge will join Hawaii's Lemon Lawyer Jeff Crabtree to provide base legal training at Schofield Barracks for all military branches today,
Saab - it ain't over yet, folks. 70 million rolls in at last minute
The Swedes aren't doing it the way US government officials did. Their government isn't rushing to the aid of Saab with a taxpayer bailout. Instead the company is forced to scramble to find money
Factory production up at car plants - what do they know that we don't?
North American car manufacturers (US, Canada and Mexico) increased their overall production of new cars and trucks by 9% in the last month to a high of just unde 1.2 million new vehicles, according
Iowa Warns About Easy-to-Use Odometer Rollback Devices Running Rampant
Used odometers for sale on the internet With two consumer complaints in the last week, odometer rollbacks appear to be increasing. And we aren't the only ones who think so. At the end
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