Wagoner Says GM Has Sufficient Liquidity til March 31, But Survival Not Certain -WSJ
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The WSJ is reporting that General Motor's (NYSE: GM) CEO, Rick Wagoner, has made comments saying that the automaker has sufficient liquidity through March 31 but its survival isn't certain.
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