GM Emerges From Bankruptcy, Much Faster Than Expected
With the sale of its good assets to a government-controlled group, the auto giant exits Chapter 11.
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With the sale of its good assets to a government-controlled group, the auto giant exits Chapter 11.
It's not fashionable to say anything nice about the American car companies, but Hugo Lindgren does not like the alternative.
As opposed to the normal two-week production break, sources at GM say the company may take up to nine weeks off in order to reduce inventory.
The president pushes out the CEO of GM and gives it, and Chrysler, some firm deadlines.
Today's editorial pages are full of opinions on the Detroit mess.
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