Solutions and scars from 2009

January 14, 2010 - 12:01 am ET

The year 2009 will remain branded on the psyches of industry leaders for some time. In this fourth installment of "After the Crash," Toyota's Yoshi Inaba spells out which rivals he fears most. Retailer Mike Jackson sees a broken business model finally being put to rest. And General Motors' Mark Reuss recalls driving with his son past the remains of a once-mighty GM manufacturing complex -- and struggling to explain how it all fell apart.

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