Sunday, March 7, 2010

Hyundai Goes Boffo for The Academy Awards and Ocsar - VIDEO ENHANCED

THE FIVE MOST FAMOUS WORDS IN SHOW BIZ: "...AND THE OSCAR GOES TO..." BROUGHT TO MILLIONS OF HOMES BY HYUNDAI By Marty Bernstein If you thought Hyundai's buy of 6 television commercials on the recent Super Bowl XLIV was big, it's relatively minor compared to the eight Hyundai commercials on the ABC Television networkâ ... Continue reading

Toyota's Acceleration Problems Prove the Existence of UFOs and Extraterrestrial Visitations

By Marc J. Rauch Exec. Vice President/Co-Publisher Congress, the general media, what seems like the entire legal profession, and the public-at large are convinced that Toyota automobiles are all subject to “sudden unintended acceleration” and are hazardous to drive. They are convinced to the point that any ot ... Continue reading

Roll of the Dice Nets a Sixth-Place Finish for SunTrust

Homestead, March 7, 2010: Grand Prix of Miami Almost Caution-Free To Foil Strategy for Angelelli, Taylor, Who Were Counting on Typical Caution-Filled Rolex Series Race at Homestead Yellow flags and GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series races at Homestead-Miami Speedway have come to be synonymous over the years. So much so t ... Continue reading

Krohn Racing: Homestead-Miami Post Race Report

Homesstead, march 7, 2010: Round 2 of the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series at Homestead-Miami Speedway didn’t produce the strong results for which the Krohn Racing team had hoped. The No. 75 Krohn Racing Ford Proto-Auto Lola finished 13th overall on the 2.3-mile South Florida superspeedway. Tracy W. Krohn, car own ... Continue reading

Johnson, Roush Win Continental Tire Challenge

HOMESTEAD, March 7, 2010: Jack Roush Jr. left Homestead-Miami Speedway on Friday night displeased with losing his first GRAND-AM Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge pole position. But Saturday, he left the track in a completely different mood, as he and Billy Johnson won their second Grand Sport (GS) race together, t ... Continue reading

Your GM to Pay Your Company's New Vice Chairman $5 million A Year - Get Ready For The Revolution

NEW YORK Marcfh 7, 2010; Ritsuko Ando writing for Reuters reported that General Motors will pay Stephen Girsky, recently appointed vice chairman in charge of corporate strategy and business development, around $5 million a year, mainly in stocks, the company said on Friday. In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exch ... Continue reading