The Early Shift
Posted by vriz on 04/30/2009
Bankruptcy looms for Chrysler. UAW agreed to make extreme sactifices (along with a 55% stake in the company). But, the talks fell apart because greedy bondholders held up the process.
Harold Myerson’s excellent column in Washington Post features three Members of Congress who have actually held down real jobs making things in America.
Personal income and spending are down in March; new jobless claims dip slightly.
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