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Opel
German carmaker Opel produced its first vehicle in 1899. Since then, it's seen many ups and downs.
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Fiat ups offer
Fiat boss Marchionne wants to keep open all Opel plants in Germany after a possible takeover.
Opel-Fiat-Guttenberg
Fiat's takeover plan for Opel would make the company the world's second-largest carmaker.
Fiat bid for Opel
German economics minister says taxpayers should not be the ones paying for a "financial adventure".
Fiat/Opel talks
Italian carmaker Fiat will meet German government to discuss Opel takeover.
Opel's Insignia success
More, not fewer, shifts for workers at Opel's Ruesselsheim factory
Opel's future
A Canadian-Austrian car parts supplier has held talks about bailing out the ailing automaker.
GM wields the axe
Opel parent company GM announces US job and dealership cuts as part of a new restructuring plan.
Opel Investment
The German government is demanding that potential Opel investors preserve jobs.
European auto deal
Italian carmaker Fiat is reported to be seeking majority control of GM's German subsidiary Opel.
Letting go
US automaker General Motors says it is ready to sell a stake in its German subsidiary Opel.
Interest in GM subsidiary Opel heats up
General Motors says at least six investors have signalled interest in buying Opel.
Opel-GM Swap
Carmakers General Motors and Opel appear close to an agreement on a swap of debt for patents.
Rescue plan
A "lifeboat" is ready for Opel, according to a report by German public broadcaster ARD.
Opel crisis
Struggling German car brand Opel gets a brief respite thanks to some good sales.
Separation anxiety
German carmaker Opel says it is not worried about a possible bankruptcy at its US parent, GM.
Abu Dhabi interest
Abu Dhabi's royal family could invest in the troubled German automaker Opel, according to a report.
Rescue deal
There's reluctance among many German politicians to save cash-strapped automaker Opel.
Positive trend on German domestic car market
Germany's VDA automobile federation says over 400,000 vehicles were sold in March.
Merkel Visits Opel HQ
Chancellor Merkel continues her search for a private investor to rescue Opel from the brink.
GM Shake-Up
Opel labor leaders say the dismissal of GM CEO Rick Wagoner could benefit the German carmaker.
Status Quo
Germany will neither buy a stake in Opel nor hold early elections, Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
Sheikh-y Deal
A Gulf investor scoops up 9.1 percent of Daimler, as demand for luxury cars continues to drop.
Saving Opel
Germany's Economics Minister was unable to get a breakthrough in the US for worried Opel workers.
Guttenberg in Washington
The German Economics Minister has said GM may be willing to take a back seat in a reformed Opel.
The Road Ahead
Germany's economics minister is in the United States to find out what GM has planned for Opel.
Car Bargains
A leading German discount chain has expanded its inventory to include, of all things, automobiles.
United Front
European countries want to take a team approach when dealing with General Motors.
Spreading Optimism
Germany can master its worst economic crisis since World War II, Chancellor Angela Merkel says.
Merkel Under Pressure
Germany's conservatives are pressing Chancellor Angela Merkel to show stronger leadership skills.
Massive Layoffs?
German carmaker Opel reportedly threatened to close three plants in Europe and sack 11,000 people.
Opel Talks
Questions remained unanswered at a Berlin meeting to shore up support for Opel's government rescue.
Car Talk
Brussels wants to hold talks to organize a European reply the crisis ailing General Motors.
Jobs in Danger
General Motors' German subsidiary Opel says it may shed thousands of jobs in a bid to survive.
Election 2009
Chancellor Angela Merkel is putting Germany first to woo voters ahead of September's national poll.
Opel Bailout
Berlin will take its time to decide whether to plough state aid into the troubled German carmaker.
State Aid for Carmaker?
The German government is debating whether to bail out Opel which needs 3.3 billion euros to survive.
Opel breakaway proposal
German carmaker Opel wants to distance itself from its ailing parent company General Motors and forge a new European motor vehicle group as part of a rescue plan.
Opel Options
Opel's board members want a legal separation from Detroit-based parent company General Motors.
Fighting for Opel
Thousands of GM workers took to the streets to protest the US firm's restructuring plans.
Fighting for Jobs
Auto workers at GM subsidiaries across Europe begin protests to save their jobs.
Protectionist Worries
The European Commission said it would fight nations that give unfair support to domestic carmakers.
Emergency Loan?
Berlin is reportedly preparing to prop up the ailing GM subsidiary Opel with emergency credit.
Ailing Industry
Germany and the US are discussing ways pump up the auto industry without undermining competition.
A Tough Job
Germany's economics minister said he had set up a working group with the US to save GM's Opel.
Funding Worries
US carmaker General Motors' European brands are suffering as Germany's Opel could run out of cash by May and Sweden's Saab has been forced to file for bankruptcy protection.
Saab, Opel Woes
GM's European units Opel and Saab have been buffeted by the crisis gripping its US parent company.
Looking for Solutions
US carmaker General Motors has to date not made a decision to close Opel auto works in Germany.
Rescuing Opel
Fears are mounting in Germany about the future of carmaker Opel as parent company GM cuts costs.
Uncertain Future
Car giant GM didn't specify plans for its subsidiary Opel while asking the US for millions in aid.
Opel Survival
Reports say that the German government could take a large stake in Opel if GM declares bankruptcy.
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