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Visteon Receives Continued Listing Standards Notice From NYSE

Under NYSE rules, Visteon has 45 days from receipt of this notice to submit a plan to the NYSE to demonstrate its ability to achieve compliance with the continued listing requirements within 18 months.

Schaeffler Wants its Conti Board Seats

Schaeffler Group wants board seats for CEO Juergen Geissinger, CFO Thomas Hetmann, Maria-Elisabeth Schaeffler and her son Georg.

Precision Parts International to Begin Winding Down Operations

Company files voluntary Chapter 11 to assure orderly wind-down process.

Inaugural Motorsports Industry Trade Show to Debut in Indianapolis in December 2009

According to show organizers, the first ever International Motorsports Industry Show will bring together the global motorsports market and create a successful business networking environment.

DCR Systems Begins Long-Term Partnership with Car-O-Liner

Utilizing its 26 distributor locations in North America, Car-O-Liner will supply DCR Systems with frame, measuring and welding equipment, along with ongoing training and certification.

American Axle & Manufacturing Announces Joint Venture with JAC Group Subsidiary in China

Subject to regulatory approval in China, the joint venture is expected to commence operations in the first quarter of 2009.

Executive Interview with Michael Cardone, Jr., Chairman and CEO of CARDONE Industries

Michael co-founded CARDONE Industries with his late father, Michael Cardone, Sr., in 1970. Today, this family business, spanning three generations, is the largest family-owned remanufacturer of automotive parts in the world.

Automotive Industry Awaits Word on Auto Loans from Bush Administration; Association Leaders React to the News

The White House said no decision will be made today, but action will be taken soon.

Goodyear Announces Leadership Changes in Finance Organization

Goodyear makes changes within its corporate finance team.

Bailout Dead, Automakers in Search of a Lifeline

Automakers say they could be out of cash in a matter of weeks, following Senate’s rejection of a bailout package.