BUSINESS & AUTOS Wednesday, July 4, 2012 | Section C

Paper map Car technology cited in crash drop heads into BY DAVID SHEPARDSON showing clear impacts on crash much as 10 percent. “These lights It takes a long time for ad- cant safety equipment including extinction News Washington Bureau patterns yet. appear to help in more situations vanced safety features — which front, side and side curtain air- Washington — A new study “As more automakers offer ad- than we anticipated, though we typically begin on luxury cars — bags, safety belts, electronic sta- 3C shows advanced auto technolo- vanced technologies on their ve- don’t know why,” Moore said. to reach all cars on the road. IIHS bility control, and tire-pressure gies such as forward-collision hicles, insurance data provide an Mercedes and Volvo also offer estimates it takes at least 30 years monitoring systems. The govern- avoidance systems — especially early glimpse of how these fea- versions of forward-collision for a promising safety feature to ment is considering requiring Dow Jones those that brake automatically — tures perform in the real world,” warning systems that don’t in- spread to 95 percent of vehicles rear-visibility cameras. 12,943.82 | 72.43 result in sharp drops in car crash- says Matt Moore, vice president clude automatic braking. These on the road. Not all safety equipment is es. of the Highway Loss Data Insti- appeared to lower crash rates, The National Highway Traffic mandated or has shown safety Nasdaq The Insurance Institute for tute, an affiliate of IIHS. too, but not to the same extent as Safety Administration has been benefits. 2,976.08 | 24.85 Highway Safety said forward-col- IIHS examined forward-colli- versions that do include it. studying forward-collision warn- Antilock brakes, for example, S&P 500 lision systems and adaptive sion systems offered on Honda But a review of claims in Gen- ing systems since 2010. spread quickly through the U.S. 1,374.02 | 8.51 headlights, which shift direction Motor Co.’s Acura vehicles, Daim- eral Motors’ Buicks and Mer- NHTSA said this week it is re- fleet even though they’ve never as the driver steers, has the big- ler AG’s Mercedes-Benz and Vol- cedes vehicles for claims from searching braking technologies been required. IIHS notes that Wilshire gest impact in reducing acci- vo vehicles. lane-departure systems showed that rely on “forward-looking despite promising results on test 14,417.90 | 107.13 dents. Property damage claims for claims from vehicles with the sys- sensors” to supplement driver tracks, real-world crash data GM The study by the industry- Acura and Mercedes models tems actually increased, al- braking or to engage automatic haven’t shown large benefits. But $20.67 | 1.10 funded group also found that were 14 percent lower when vehi- though in numbers so small as to braking in response to an im- antilock brakes are essential for Ford lane-departure warning systems cles were equipped with forward- be statistically insignificant. pending crash. electronic stability control sys- appear to hurt, rather than help collision warning with automatic IIHS said drivers may be get- The agency believes these tems, which help prevent rollov- $9.60 | 0.21 — though it’s not clear why. Other braking than when they weren’t. ting false alarms because of poor technologies show promise for ers and other crashes. systems, such as blind-spot de- Collision claims for vehicles lane markings, which rely on enhancing vehicle safety. [email protected] tection and park assist, aren’t with adaptive headlights fell as cameras to track lanes. NHTSA has mandated signifi- (202) 662-8735 First at-home HIV swab test kit approved BUSINESS GROWS IN AREA, STATE Fiat raises The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ap- proved the first over-the- Chrysler counter HIV test, allowing Americans to test them- selves at home. ownership The OraQuick test from Orasure is designed to detect the presence of HIV using a mouth swab within to 62% 20 minutes. Testing is one of the chief means of slowing CEO says carmaker new infections. may surpass goal Previously approved HIV home test kits require of $3B in profits a blood sample — and must be sent to a laborato- BY DAVID SHEPARDSON ry to be developed. Detroit News Washington Bureau Fiat SpA is raising its owner- execs quit ship of Chrysler Group LLC from amid banking scandal 58.5 percent to 61.8 percent, its Barclays Chief Exec- top executive said Tuesday, as the utive Bob Diamond and Auburn Hills automaker steams Chief Oper- toward $3 billion in operating ating Officer profits this year. Jerry del “Chrysler sold 1.23 million Missier re- cars in the first half, which is over signed Tues- half of our target,” Fiat-Chrysler day, the big- CEO Sergio Marchionne told re- gest scalps porters in Milan, according to claimed in a Reuters. “The objective of $3 bil- financial lion is close at hand. We could markets Diamond overshoot it.” scandal that Marchionne said Chrysler, Photos by Charles V. Tines / The Detroit News has ripped whose 2012 sales are up more Dr. Jamie Reynolds shows off Insignia technology to Lillian Buckman and her daughters Anna, 9, and Emmy, 13, at his Novi office. through the ’s senior than 30 percent compared to the management and sown the first half of 2011, may need to ex- seeds for a new probe into pand production. But he declined Britain’s banking sector. to say where that might happen. Barclays management Chrysler has added jobs and has come under fire since production in the U.S., including Dentists smiling at rebound the bank was fined $453 a third shift at its Belvidere, Ill., million last week by U.S. plant, where it is building its new and British regulators for Dart compact. BY LAURA BLODGETT Johnston and other dentists submitting false reports on Fiat has controlled the Au- Special to The Detroit News said. And pent-up demand interbank borrowing rates burn Hills automaker since Metro Detroit’s dental in- and technological innova- between 2005 and 2009. Chrysler exited bankruptcy in dustry is biting back after the tions make certain proce- June 2009 as part of a $12.5 bil- recession and a reduction in dures more attractive, they lion government bailout. dental benefits for many area said. Through 2016, it has an option workers. “Some patients have put off to acquire — a bit at a time — an Most areas of , in- treatment long enough and additional 20 percent of Chrysler cluding Metro Detroit, have can’t wait any longer,” John- that is held by the Voluntary Em- bottomed out, and their den- ston said. ployee Beneficiary Association, a tists are seeing business pick Dentists and orthodontists trust fund administered by the up, said Dr. Jeff Johnston, who took a risk and decided to United Auto Workers and used to president of the Michigan invest in new equipment and pay for hourly retiree health care. Dental Association and a peri- technologies during the Marchionne, who plans to ful- odontist in Sterling Heights. downturn particularly have ly merge the two automakers, By comparison, a second- seen their efforts pay off. Paul Sakuma / Associated Press said he sees “no reason” not to quarter survey of dentists na- “Our practice has always Viewing habits are changing keep adding to Fiat’s stake in tionwide found billings down been geared toward learning as more videos are online Chrysler. for 38 percent this year, while Rochester Advanced Dentistry takes three-dimensional CT the latest techniques and in- rather than on DVDs. Fiat said the transaction will 22 percent reported an in- scans of a patient’s teeth and jaw. vesting in the latest technolo- be completed “in the coming crease and the rest stayed the gies to allow us to broaden our Netflix: Online movie weeks.” same, according to the Ameri- improvement is, in part, a formerly unemployed and scope of expertise for our pa- streaming the future And while Fiat did not stipu- can Dental Association. slow recovery in jobs that re- consumer willingness to pay Netflix subscribers late a purchase price Tuesday, The reason for Michigan’s stored dental benefits for the out of pocket for dental work, Please see Dentists, Page 3C watched more than 1 bil- Marchionne said last month it lion hours of online video would pay less than 200 million last month as the advent of euros ($252 million) for the addi- high-speed Internet con- tional stake. nections and high-power- Fiat could also mount an IPO ed mobile devices change for Chrysler or it could acquire HUD to auction off foreclosed Lafayette Towers people’s viewing habits. the trust’s remaining shares in a Netflix is trying to wean cash deal. BY BRIAN J. O’CONNOR 2008, according to published re- MAP AREA N people off DVDs to save on The UAW trust fund got an ini- Detroit NOR Detroit News Finance Editor ports, and borrowed $22.8 mil- VER mailing costs and reduce tial 55 percent stake in Chrysler 0.5 MILES Mount Elliot Detroit — The landmark La- lion against the building in 2009. WAYNE its investment on a format for swapping $5 billion in obliga- Cemetery fayette Towers has fallen into fore- The developers also an- that it expects to become tions that Chrysler owed in reti- Lafayette closure and is set to be auctioned nounced plans to build a $150 GRATIOT ST. AUBIN obsolete. Delivering In- ree health care. Towers by federal authorities in two million complex next ternet video is quicker and Fiat won operational control Lafayette weeks, according to a notice post- to for a pro- Plaisance AYETTE less expensive than discs. of Chrysler and a 20 percent stake LAF ed by the U.S. Dept. of Housing ject called Cadillac Centre. The Staff and wire reports in the company in mid-2009 RIVARD and Urban Development. new tower was to connect to the ON without having to pay for it. It re- 375 FERS The foreclosure — announced existing as part of ceived another 15 percent of JEF to tenants of the apartment build- what Northern called the Down- Chrysler by meeting three bench- Detroit ings in February — is the latest town Collection. marks. Renaissance setback for the Northern Group Groundbreaking was set for Contact us Center Marchionne told Bloomberg William G. Inc. The New York-based develop- late 2009, but by then, Northern You can reach Business Editor Milliken News that there are no active State Park ers arrived in 2005, acquiring the already was in trouble. Joanna Firestone by calling Ankur Dholakia / The Detroit News talks with the UAW trust to ac- Detroit River , Lafayette Most of its Detroit buildings (313) 222-2739, faxing quire the remaining shares. Windsor Towers and the Alden Park Tow- were in receivership, the develop- The Lafayette Towers, built (313) 496-5247 or at The Detroit News [email protected] ers apartments on East Jefferson. in 1964, was bought by Northern [email protected]. (202) 662-8735 Northern paid $16 million in Please see Lafayette, Page 3C in 2008. BUSINESS The Detroit News | Wednesday, July 4, 2012 | 3C Paper map use folds as GPS booms

BY BARBARA RODRIGUEZ Associated Press Disappearing Columbus, Ohio — Used to be, maps Dad would stuff a half-dozen Colorful road maps bearing the maps in the glove box before set- logos of the oil companies that ting out with the family on a road printed them — names like Texaco, trip to see the waterfalls at Yose- Gulf, Esso — once brimmed from mite or the granite faces of displays at filling stations, free for Mount Rushmore. Colorful maps the taking. A traditional road map of the bearing the logos of the oil com- Websites like MapQuest and Pittsburgh area rests under an panies that printed them — Google Maps simplified trip plan- iPad map of the same region. names like Texaco, Gulf, Esso — ning. Affordable GPS devices and once brimmed from displays at built-in navigation on smart- 2009 because of budget short- filling stations, free for the tak- phones downright transformed it. falls. ing. Transportation agencies around But in other states, printing But of the more than 35 mil- the country are noticing, printing has remained steady because lion Americans expected to travel fewer maps to cut department maps remain popular at visiting by car this Fourth of July, a good costs or just acknowledging that centers. In Missouri, officials say chunk will probably reach for public demand is down. they’re printing about 1.5 million technology before they’re tempt- maps for a two- to three-year pe- ed to unfold — and in a tradition “Suddenly, everyone was buy- riod, consistent with printing that used to bind Americans as ing a Garmin or a TomTom,” he from a decade ago. Officials in tightly as a highway cloverleaf, said. “That’s the year I thought, Connecticut, Mississippi and Ne- try to refold — a paper road map. ‘Oh, it’s finally happened.’ ” braska also say printing has re- Websites like MapQuest and Transportation departments mained the same. Google Maps simplified trip around the country are in the It’s unclear why some states planning. Affordable GPS devices middle of reprioritizing their are affected more than others. and built-in navigation on smart- spending amid times of falling Photos by Amy Sancetta / Associated Press Some speculate certain regions phones downright transformed revenue, and paper maps could This scant rack of road maps is at a gas station/mini mart in Solon, Ohio. Colorful maps once brimmed from affect how people travel there. In it — and transportation agencies be on the chopping block, said such displays, free for the taking. Today, states are saving money by cutting down on printing paper maps. Delaware, for example, officials around the country are noticing, Bob Cullen, spokesman for the attributed a jump in printing of printing fewer maps to cut de- American Association of State tors Association in Dublin, Ohio, People are utilizing those, and half of what they were printing a about 100,000 maps to people vis- partment costs or just acknowl- Highway and Transportation Of- collector Terry Palmer was sell- they don’t want a road map,” he decade ago. iting beach areas and renewed re- edging that public demand is ficials. ing some of his beloved maps. said. “A lot of the younger gener- In Pennsylvania about al-estate interest. down. “Just based on the current cli- The 65-year-old from Dallas, Tex- ation, they’re used to having their 750,000 maps are being printed Free roadside maps boomed The drop in sales began mate, there have been some cuts,” as, wore a T-shirt with intricate phone, and they don’t need a — way down from more than 3 between the 1920s and 1970s, around 2003, when affordable he said. “I would expect map route lines of the on road map to figure out where to million in 2000. when oil companies worked with GPS units became the go-to printing to be one area that’s his chest, back and arms. go.” Officials in Oklahoma and a handful of publishers. As major Christmas present, said Pat Car- been targeted.” “The GPS of course now being In Georgia, officials are print- Ohio also say map printing is highways were being built, those rier, former owner of a travel In late June, at the annual ex- so available, a lot of new cars are ing about 1.6 million maps to cov- down, and Washington state dis- maps became synonymous with bookstore in Cambridge, Mass. position of the Road Map Collec- coming out with built-in GPS. er a two-year period — less than continued them altogether by the possibilities of the open road.

built in 1964, are the centerpiece ing to create an unusually dra- Lafayette of 10-acre Lafayette Park, just east matic effect. Italians mourn death of of the Chrysler Freeway a few Representatives of the North- Continued from Page 1C blocks north of East Lafayette ern Group couldn’t be contacted. Boulevard. Erected on Detroit’s Websites for the company and er had stopped paying mortgages old “Black Bottom” slum, La- the Downtown Collection are of- on most of them, and published fayette Park was built from 1959- fline. car designer Pininfarina reports found that contractors 1963 by the German-born Chica- The auction for the 584-unit were owed millions in unpaid go architect Ludwig Mies van der set of buildings is set for 10 a.m. The Detroit News “With the passing of Sergio rismo Convertible. bills. Tenants complained about Rohe, a commanding figure in July 18 on the first floor of the Co- Sergio Pininfarina, famed de- Pininfarina, Italy loses one of Sergio Pininfarina was born the poor state of the buildings, in- modern architecture celebrated leman A. Young Municipal Cen- signer for Ferrari and its Maser- her most prestigious ambassa- in Turin on Sept. 8, 1926. He cluding cockroaches, unreliable for his elegant glass-and-steel de- ter, 2 Woodward Ave., Detroit. ati subsidiary and honorary dors in the world while, at the graduated with a degree in me- heat and lack of security. signs. Lafayette Towers was put up chairman of the Pininfarina same time, Maserati loses a chanical engineering from the Significant repairs still wait to Beyond the two 22-story tow- for sale in November 2007 by the Group, died great friend,” said Maserati CEO Turin Polytechnic in 1950, then be made at Lafayette Towers, ac- ers facing foreclosure, the La- previous owner, -based Monday night Harald Wester. joined the family firm, Carrozze- cording to HUD, which is requir- fayette complex also includes 200 Habitat Co., at an asking price of at his home in Pininfarina’s father, Pinin, ria Pinin Farina. In 1960, he be- ing bidders to escrow more than one- and two-story townhouses, $20.25 million. Turin, the firm had designed cars for Maserati came general manager, then in $2.5 million toward needed re- all grouped around manicured Northern Group closed the said Tuesday. as far back as the 1940s and 1961 became managing director, pairs and refurbishing estimated park space. deal for $4.25 million less, even He was 85. 1950s. Sergio was the force be- and in 1966, at his father’s death, at more than $10 million. HUD Often overlooked in Detroit, as the forces of the Great Reces- Pininfarina hind the return of the Pininfari- chairman. He had been honor- estimates the towers could fetch Lafayette Park constitutes Mies’ sion were gathering to swamp expanded the na design on contemporary ary chairman since 2006. as much as $5.2 million a year in largest residential complex by ’s nascent firm renowned Maseratis when, in 2003, he de- “His place in the automotive rental income, and produce far, and is a touchstone for archi- comeback. Pininfarina for its elegant signed the current Quattro- history is assured and huge — as about $3.3 million before taxes, tecture students nationwide. [email protected] car designs, be- porte. With his son, Andrea, he is the place he has within the interest, amortization and depre- Among other stylish touches, (313) 222-2145 coming one of Italy’s leading in- also designed the iconic Masera- culture of Italy,” Wester said. ciation. steel doors in the tower apart- Staff writer Michael Hodges dustrialists and statesmen. ti GranTurismo and the GranTu- “We will miss him very much.” The twin 22-story buildings, ments rise all the way to the ceil- contributed.

DILBERT BY SCOTT ADAMS Dentists Continued from Page 1C

tients,” said Dr. Jeff Haddad, a partner in Rochester Advanced Dentistry with Dr. Kurt Doolin. Haddad and Doolin expanded into more need-based proce- dures such as treatments for jaw- related TMJ disorder and sleep apnea, which have been associat- ed with heart disease and other diseases. Their office business has in- creased 12 percent to 20 percent MARKET WATCH annually during the past few years. 1,500 Despite the challenges in get- July 3, 2012 13,500 July 3, 2012 3,250 July 3, 2012 ting approval through the state’s Charles V. Tines / The Detroit News Dow Jones 13,000 Nasdaq 3,000 Standard & 1,400 certificate of need process, the Drs. Kurt Doolin, left, and Jeff Haddad have added high-tech equipment industrials composite 2,750 Poor’s 500 1,300 12,500 to their practice, Rochester Advanced Dentistry. 2,500 1,200 practice invested in a three-di- +72.43 12,000 +24.85 +8.51 mensional CT scanner. 2,250 1,100 11,500 The diagnostic scanner en- tics in Novi decided to diversify Reynolds’ practice has grown 1,000 12,943.82 11,000 2,976.08 2,000 1,374.02 ables the dentists to see inside a geographically by opening an of- 65 percent to 70 percent since JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULYJAN. FEB.MAR.APR. MAYJUNE JULYJAN. FEB. MAR. APR. 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