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Preparing for the Inevitable? (GM and Bankruptcy)
Via the NYT : Treasury Is Said to Warn G.M. of Bankruptcy Risk The goal is to prepare for a fast “surgical” bankruptcy, the people who had been briefed on the plans said. G.M., which has been granted $13.4 billion in federal aid, insists that a quick restructuring is necessary so its image ...
Treasury Is Said to Warn G.M. of Bankruptcy Risk
Treasury Is Said to Warn G.M. of Bankruptcy Risk
nytimes.com — The G.M. tower in Detroit. One possible plan would put “good” assets in a new company and... leave the rest in the old company. (more) Treasury Is Said to Warn G.M. of Bankruptcy Risk
A Quick Bankruptcy for GM?
meganmcardle.theatlantic.com — I'm struggling to understand how the government thinks that it can get GM in and out of... bankruptcy in the blink of an eye.  In a "prepackaged" bankruptcy, where there's substantial agreement among the parties, that may be possible.  But ... (more) A Quick Bankruptcy for GM?
After Firing CEO-- Government Tells GM to Prepare For Bankruptcy
gatewaypundit.blogspot.com — After firing the CEO of General Motors and taking over the corporation and warrantees two weeks ago... Team Obama told GM to prepare for bankruptcy by June 1st. The AFP reported: The US Treasury Department has told General Motors to make all ... (more) After Firing CEO-- Government Tells GM to Prepare For ...
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We get it. GM is going bankrupt
PoliGazette — ... reasonably tough policy. He could have been even tougher, sure, but he could also have been much, much softer. No, he is not willing to go as far as I would like him to go - he still plans to invest heavily in the troubled company and its probably successor (labeled “New GM” by the NYT) - but he is not prepared to simply throw more billions at it, hoping it will - somehow, some way - make a difference. Still, American taxpayers should not be too excited: The rest of G.M. may require as much as ...

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