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By Elisabeth Behrmann and Richard Weiss
Working households may soon have an alternative to the modern dilemma of how to take delivery of stuff ordered online: have it dropped off in your car.
Volvo Nears JV Deal With DHL to Deliver Parcels to Parked Cars
U.S. driver privacy protection rules are not tough enough for Europe
Privacy protection guidelines agreed to last week in the U.S. won’t become a global template because they fall short of what is already required in Europe to keep driver data safe, a lawyer specializing on topic says.
Judge Robert Gerber,GM Bankruptcy judge, to retire, remain on recall status
By Nick Brown
The New York bankruptcy judge overseeing part of the fallout from General Motors’ problems with faulty ignition switches will retire from the bench, but remain active in so-called recall status for at least a year, his court announced.
Feinberg confirms 33 death claims OK’ed in GM ignition fund
By Matthew J. Belvedere
Kenneth Feinberg, administrator of the General Motors faulty ignition-switch compensation fund, told CNBC on Monday that more than 800,000 new notices are being sent this week to drivers who purchased vehicles since the last notice went out.
Kenneth Feinberg extends GM compensation claims deadline
By TOM KRISHER
The deadline for victims of crashes caused by faulty General Motors ignition switches has been extended for a month as the death toll rose to 33.
