President Obama Making Comments On GM (GM) And Auto Companies
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Currently, Obama is speaking about the auto companies and the General Motors (NYSE: GM) bankruptcy. Below are some of his comments from his speech.
- Collapse of auto companies would have been devastating.
- Auto companies faced crises that were decades in the making.
- The Government is making these investments to protect our tax dollars.
- The Government is acting as "reluctant shareholders."
- U.S. Government has no interest in running GM.
- Chrysler bankruptcy was completed in 31 days, experts were wrong.
- Unsecured bondholders are getting an equitable outcome.
- GM is much more complex than that of Chrysler.
- We now have a credible GM plan full of promise.
- "Viable, achievable" plan gives GM chance to rise again.
- He thanked governments of Canada and Germany for helping out.
- Obama added, he refused to let the auto companies become wards of the state.
- He highlighted that the Chrysler-Fiat merger, saved tens of thousands of jobs.
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