Bob Brockman’s competency to stand trial for tax fraud now in judge’s hands
A federal judge will likely rule next year if former Reynolds and Reynolds Co. CEO Bob Brockman is competent to stand trial in a federal tax evasion case.
Minnesota dealership doubles service dept. profits by bringing accessory installs in-house
The change at Rapids Honda yielded other benefits that can’t be measured or quantified but nonetheless are significant. For example, in-house installation has helped quality control.
Ford's Blue Oval City project has big task: Recruit workers to rural Tenn.
It’s an undertaking that will change the landscape of the area, says one of the economic development leaders who helped the automaker launch the project.
A December to remember for auto sales – or not?
December is typically one of the best months for vehicle sales. But after another month of deliveries in November suppressed by dealer inventory shortages, consumers will have trouble finding something to buy.
Low dealership inventory could mean the end of stair-steps, NADA chairman says
Stair-step programs, which promise cash bonuses to incentivize dealerships to hit aggressive sales targets, have been labeled as brand destroyers by critics.