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Marxists - Socialists
Well I bet they don't make that Challenger... Bummer...
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BERLIN (Reuters) - DaimlerChrysler (DCXGn.DE) acknowledged for the first time on Wednesday it is talking with prospective buyers of its loss-making Chrysler unit, but it did not commit itself to a sale of the U.S. business.
"I can confirm that we are talking with some of the potential partners who have shown a clear interest," Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche told the annual meeting of the world's fifth-biggest carmaker.
"But it is also true that we need to keep all options open, and that I cannot disclose any details, because we need to have the maximum scope for manoeuvre," he said.
"So far I am satisfied with the process. Everything is going according to plan."But critical shareholders wanted action.
"If Chrysler is finally led before the divorce court judge, we would be very grateful. But what happens if you don't find a new bridegroom or if he demands an inappropriately high dowry," asked Henning Gebhardt, head of German equities for Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) fund management arm DWS.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - DaimlerChrysler (DCXGn.DE) acknowledged for the first time on Wednesday it is talking with prospective buyers of its loss-making Chrysler unit, but it did not commit itself to a sale of the U.S. business.
"I can confirm that we are talking with some of the potential partners who have shown a clear interest," Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche told the annual meeting of the world's fifth-biggest carmaker.
"But it is also true that we need to keep all options open, and that I cannot disclose any details, because we need to have the maximum scope for manoeuvre," he said.
"So far I am satisfied with the process. Everything is going according to plan."But critical shareholders wanted action.
"If Chrysler is finally led before the divorce court judge, we would be very grateful. But what happens if you don't find a new bridegroom or if he demands an inappropriately high dowry," asked Henning Gebhardt, head of German equities for Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) fund management arm DWS.
