Patriotic vehicle buyers have reason to celebrate as for the first time in several years, a domestic automaker from the U.S has taken the top spot in the passenger car sales chart. The Chevrolet Cruze was America’s best selling car during the month of June, according to an extensive industry report, simply towering over the [...]
Chevrolet has collated data regarding the personal thoughts and opinions of 2,500 owners of the new Chevy Volt in order to draw up and overall consensus, which so far seems to be speaking rather highly in their favor. The figures state that over two thirds of those surveyed are completely and comprehensively satisfied with all [...]
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Jerome York – Jerry to the folks at Apple – joined the Apple board in 1997, the board that voted Steve Jobs back into the CEO position after a decade in the wilderness. York died of an aneurysm. Apple dedicated their entire front page to his memory: Jerry joined Apple’s Board in 1997 when most doubted the company’s future. He has been a pillar of financial and business expertise and insight on our Board for over a dozen years. It’s been a privilege to know and work with Jerry, and I’m going to miss him a lot. The business community called York a “turnaround artist” and he brought Chrysler and General Motors back into stability in the 1980s. He also worked as CFO of IBM and ran Micro Warhouse, Inc.
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