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LOCAL FLAVORS: Three new cookbooks by metro Detroiters make great last-minute holiday gifts
If you're shopping for gifts for cooks this holiday season, don't overlook the possibilities of cookbooks, especially ones with local flavor.
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Delta says it can be strong by spring
BY HARRY R. WEBER
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ATLANTA -- Delta Air Lines filed a reorganization plan Tuesday that calls for it to emerge from bankruptcy next spring as a stand-alone company worth as much as $12 billion, or slightly more than the combined market value of the nation's two biggest carriers.
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MARK PHELAN: Electric car killer?
BY MARK PHELAN
FREE PRESS COLUMNIST
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"Who Killed the Electric Car?" caused a furor when it was released this year. The movie hammers away at GM and its EV1 electric car. (Sony Classic Pictures)
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GM "spent a huge amount of money advertising that car in California. People wouldn't buy them."
Ernest Bastien, Toyota Motor Sales vice president for vehicle operations
"We let Toyota off the hook for how they subverted the program."
Chris Paine, director of the movie "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Toyota denies it subverted the program.
GM got a raw deal.
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Toyota may raise its sales forecast
Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. both expect to gain sales again next year in overseas markets, including the United States, despite difficult conditions facing other automakers.
Toyota could announce by the end of the month that it will increase its 2007 global vehicle sales projections to 9.35 million, up a half million vehicles from the global sales expected for 2006, according to the Mainichi newspaper in Japan.
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