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A Chinese stake in GM? Bravo!
The drumbeat in the blogosphere began about a millisecond after the news broke on Monday that Shanghai Automotive Industrial Corp. was considering buy...
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The new boss at Old GM
By Patricia SellersYou might call Al Koch the world’s biggest trash collector. As bankrupt General Motors (GM) splits into two parts — New GM, contain...
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Treasury cashing in on JPMorgan stake
Taxpayers could get a $1 billion windfall as the government sells TARP securities to investors.By Colin BarrThe U.S. government is preparing to cash i...
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This just in! GM’s 2010 car line!
By Stanley BingWord comes today that GM (GM) has offered the Government a majority stake in the Company as part of its restructuring plan. This was bo...
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The new GM looks abroad
What will likely be the defining characteristic of the new General Motors has gone largely unnoticed in the analysis of its initial public offering pr...
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Who's sticking up for GM: Ralph Nader
The automaker's onetime arch-foe tells Fortune he's worried that the government is driving GM's future without listening to the public.By Allan SloanY...
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GM's toughest sell may be its own stock
If you're wondering whether to bet on the initial public offering of General Motors Co. expected sometime next month, a cross-section of opinion from ...
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GM's desperate final days
A look at the automaker's explanation for what went wrong is revealing for what it says, and what it glosses over.By Alex Taylor IIIEver since it file...
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Meet the new, government-owned GM
Bankruptcy will force lots of changes on the automaker, putting bureaucrats in the driver's seat.By Alex Taylor IIIWith General Motors poised to enter...
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For GM, bankruptcy will be a two-edged sword
A reorganized company will face its own set of problems.By Alex Taylor IIIA bankruptcy filing for General Motors could come in the next few days, now ...
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