US: The b-word is used again
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 10 February 2009
Filing for bankruptcy would allow General Motors to reduce its debt more aggressively than an out-of-court restructuring and might not be as damaging as it would have been just a few months ago, an analyst has said.
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