Insurance Journal By Stephanie K. Jones | May 8, 2012 What would happen to the auto insurance industry if automobile safety improves to the point that vehicle collisions become relics of the past? That's the question explored by global consulting and research firm, ... Insurance & Technology
Wall Street Journal (blog) By Justin Lahart Auto companies and dealers are succeeding in an area where other industries have failed: convincing US consumers to pay more. In April, the average new light vehicle fetched $30303, according to research firm TrueCar.com, excluding the ...
Wall Street Journal He accomplished this in part, so the film says, by bailing out the auto companies—deciding not to just "give the car companies" or "the UAW the money" but to force them to "work together" and "modernize the automobile industry.