 DaimlerChrysler CEO to resign |
Schrempp out, Zetsche in:
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - DaimlerChrysler said Thursday second-quarter operating profit fell, beating expectations, but the news was overshadowed by Chief Executive Juergen Schrempp's plan to resign.
The stock was up 8 percent on the day on Schrempp's exit and a surprise profit at flagship luxury division Mercedes Car Group.
DaimlerChrysler (Research) said that Schrempp would leave the world's fifth largest carmaker at the end of 2005, to be replaced by Chrysler chief Dieter Zetsche...
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| XJGuy | Posted: 2006/1/12 23:03 Updated: 2006/1/12 23:03 |
Just can't stay away   Joined: 2006/1/7 From: Posts: 110 |
 Re: DaimlerChrysler CEO to resigngood riddence i never liked him anyway Deter will be better
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| RUBICON | Posted: 2005/7/28 21:46 Updated: 2005/7/28 21:46 |
Home away from home  Joined: 2005/7/13 From: Chandler, AZ Posts: 357 |
Re: DaimlerChrysler CEO to resign From the looks of the spy shots we have seen of the Wrangler and Rescue, Jeep is not losing its brute strength heritage.
I think your fears of Jeep going "hip hop" and "bling bling" (Lord, when will people learn that term is a year or two out of date) are a bit unfounded. Sure, the Commander may be marketed with help from Missy Elliot. But come on, you should base your vehicle purchase on appearance, capability, etc. The Commander has classic boxy styling and the fact it has superior traction control should be used for making your choice, not whom DCX chooses to appear in the ads. |
