Washington -- The White House is expected today to announce its support of an effort to more than double, to $4.8 billion, tax credits for advanced energy manufacturing.

Vehicle leasing is resurging at a slow and measured pace, but wary automakers say it is unlikely to ever return to the madcap days when irresistibly low monthly rates drove up demand.

Consumers shunned some Chrysler Group and General Motors Co. brands during the height of publicity surrounding their U.S.-steered bankruptcies this year, a new study says.

Consumers shunned some Chrysler Group and General Motors Co. brands during the height of publicity surrounding their U.S.-steered bankruptcies this year, a new study says.

The Michigan Economic Growth Authority approved incentives for two projects in the city of Detroit Tuesday.

Erma Henderson, a civil rights advocate who became the first black woman elected to the Detroit City Council, died Monday. She was 92.

U.S. auto sales may improve next year, but auto loan delinquency rates likely will get worse.

U.S. auto sales may improve next year, but auto loan delinquency rates likely will get worse.

Ed Whitacre called the U.S. government's pay restrictions on what GM can pay top executives "pretty stringent."

UAW's leaders are expected to pick UAW vice president Bob King as their nominee today to lead the union over the next four years after Ron Gettelfinger retires next summer.