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WASHINGTON The road has gotten bumpier for electric cars. Coda Automotive, one of what had been a promising crop of electric car startups, filed for bankruptcy protection this month, and said it would reorganize around the electric storage market.

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CoDa Therapeutics, Inc. (CoDa Therapeutic) is a bio pharmaceutical company, based in the US. It develops and markets wound care therapeutics product for the healthcare market. The company markets its product through its brand name, Nexagon. CoDa ...

By Rachel Feintzeig Reuters A General Electric car charging station for one of the first all-electric CODA EV cars in the parking structure at the Westfield Century City Mall in Los Angeles on March 16, 2012. Add another problem to Coda ...

An all-electric, and now rare, Coda in a parking garage in Los Angeles. The startup company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last Wednesday. Bret Hartman / Reuters US company used Hafei vehicles, sold just 100 units In another warning to ...

The 4-year-old Los Angeles start-up sold 100 or so all-electric sedans before deciding to bail out of the increasingly crowded EV market. Most of the $37,250 Codas that reached U.S. shores were made in China although the car launched last year was ...

The two firms are advising Coda Holdings, a struggling Los Angeles-based electric car manufacturer, as it drove into bankruptcy this week in Delaware. Coda joins the ranks of other ailing green auto industry players, including Fisker Automotive, ...

A Coda prototype was shown to the press in 2009 in Santa Monica, Calif.(Photo: Chris Woodyard/USA TODAY)TagsCaliforniaChinaIf only consumers had embraced an electric future when it comes to cars, the little Coda would have been a success.But they ...

According to a 2010 UCLA study, the average American kid will be bombarded by almost 4,000 food commercials a year -- 95 percent of which promote unhealthy foods. Give a kid a choice between a carrot and a Cheeto and you know which will win. And no ...