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06-30-2008, 02:23 AM
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News, Detroit's mood grim as automakers face the brink.
DETROIT (Reuters) - After three decades at work in a GM factory, John Martinez has reached a crossroads.
Martinez, 50, must choose between retiring and making a long and expensive commute across state lines to stay with General Motors Corp. Detroit's mood grim as automakers face the brink | U.S. | Reuters 
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