Will They Make The Turn?
Published December 6, 2017, Los Angeles Daily Journal – There once existed a time when the financial question of the day was whether Tesla’s stock would ever fall from its dizzying height of $395 per […]
Swimming in a Sea of Oil
Published February 4, 2015, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last year the U.S. achieved a goal long considered unapproachable: It surpassed Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world’s largest producer of oil. At 12.5 million […]
The Electric Car Myth
Published February 5, 2013, Los Angeles Daily Journal – In truth, it never really had the potential many had hoped for. Supporters were hoping that the electric car would be the regeneration of an industry, but boundless […]
The $1 Million Question
Published August 8, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – The automobile dealer network is one of the oldest and most established franchise systems in our nation’s history, dating back to the dawn of the 20th century […]
Winning at All Costs
Published June 7, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – There once was a time when U.S. automakers enjoyed global dominance, quelling all would-be competitors with thoughts of an impenetrable market share. At a time when life was […]
Up in Smoke: GM and the Obama Administration’s Public Relations Nightmare
Published January 5, 2012, Los Angeles Daily Journal – The plan was seemingly perfect. Put all of America’s might behind the emerging electric car industry and help the U.S. automakers reclaim their place as global leaders. […]
