William Diem

Paris-based automotive journalist

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Automotive journalist, based in Paris, France

William Diem on KCRW

The Big Three bailout passed the House but stalled in the Senate today, even after Barack Obama warned that collapse of the auto industry would have "a devastating ripple effect"…

Will Washington Rescue Detroit's Big Three?

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After a compromise between Democrats and the Bush White House, Congress passed the $14 billion Big Three bailout bill last night.

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After a compromise between Democrats and the Bush White House, Congress passed the $14 billion Big Three bailout bill last night.

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