I just hope they replace him with someone who knows the Auto industry rather than some money person. Our (the MTA's) last president was a money man and he borrowed heavily against Wall Street continuing to do well and paying taxes to support us, pushing through pet projects like subway tunnels to nowhere that nobody wanted, at the expense of equipment and facilities maintnace. Our current president was handed a pile of problems like the disappearance of that Wall street money and equipment that is deteriorating. He knows the business and is doing an admirable job of trying to keep things from getting worse and maintain as much service as possible but he was dealt a bad hand and once the Gov. gets replaced he will probably be out too.
Tom Heath
Production Editor
3/30/09 10:50 a.m.
They're just going to slide the current COO into the CEO spot. Wow, the winds of change are blowing like crazy!
Now they have to find away for Fiat to buy Chrysler.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29944834/from/RSS/
And we could be starting Nationalized health care for cars
The president said the government will now stand behind warrantees issued by the carmakers, a sweeping new guarantee that some in Congress had sought.
oldsaw
Reader
3/30/09 1:47 p.m.
Wally wrote:
Now they have to find away for Fiat to buy Chrysler.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29944834/from/RSS/
And we could be starting Nationalized health care for cars
The president said the government will now stand behind warrantees issued by the carmakers, a sweeping new guarantee that some in Congress had sought.
The Chrysler/Fiat alliance is the works!
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/transportation/chrysler-cerberus-reach-alliance-deal-italys-fiat/
