By Jeff Bennett
Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
DETROIT (Dow Jones)–Chrysler Group LLC confirmed Friday it will idle plants and cut overtime in its ongoing effort to conserve parts following the production disruption caused by the Japanese …
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Chrysler To Idle Some Plants To Conserve Parts, Cut Overtime
May 13, 2011
