US: GM Chapter 11 would be quick like Chrysler's
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 15 May 2009
General Motors is likely to follow Chrysler and make a quick sale of its best assets to a new operating company if it files for bankruptcy on 1 June, the automaker has said in a regulatory filing.
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