In defense of Big 3 the main thing holding back the big three are their legacy commitments to retiree healthcare and pensions. GM and Ford earn $10-20 billion on their overseas operations.
If the government takes off retiree pension/healthcare obligations in exchange of UAW eliminating the jobs bank program the big three will do a lot better.
American companies without UAW style obligations have easily beat back Japanese challenges.
Microsoft has fought Sony to a draw in game console. Cisco/Juniper have ousted Fujitsu and NEC in networking.
“TOKYO — A group of Japanese government heavyweights has written a secret proposal to break up Tokyo Electric Power Co and nationalize its nuclear operations, a newspaper said Sunday….The proposal has been kept under wraps as the government focuses on a taxpayer bailout for the utility to soothe market worries.”
“TOKYO — A group of Japanese government heavyweights has written a secret proposal to break up Tokyo Electric Power Co and nationalize its nuclear operations, a newspaper said Sunday….The proposal has been kept under wraps as the government focuses on a taxpayer bailout for the utility to soothe market worries.”
“TOKYO — A group of Japanese government heavyweights has written a secret proposal to break up Tokyo Electric Power Co and nationalize its nuclear operations, a newspaper said Sunday….The proposal has been kept under wraps as the government focuses on a taxpayer bailout for the utility to soothe market worries.”
“TOKYO — A group of Japanese government heavyweights has written a secret proposal to break up Tokyo Electric Power Co and nationalize its nuclear operations, a newspaper said Sunday….The proposal has been kept under wraps as the government focuses on a taxpayer bailout for the utility to soothe market worries.”
“TOKYO — A group of Japanese government heavyweights has written a secret proposal to break up Tokyo Electric Power Co and nationalize its nuclear operations, a newspaper said Sunday….The proposal has been kept under wraps as the government focuses on a taxpayer bailout for the utility to soothe market worries.”
