GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION (NY:GM)

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Nov 19, 2009 03:59 PM GM Discusses Sales Figures on Conference Call: Sees 10-15% Rise in November

Nov 16, 2009 11:12 AM General Motors Posts $1.2 Billion In Losses, Seeks To Begin Repayments

Nov 10, 2009 02:58 PM GM's Chairman Says Focus Is On Paying Back Government, Not an IPO - WSJ

Sep 16, 2009 07:22 AM GM Considers Boosting Production On Hot Selling Models

Sep 1, 2009 01:58 PM General Motors August Sales Down 20%

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Nov 17, 2009 03:01AM Geo Announces Inmet Deals

Nov 17, 2009 03:01AM Geo Announces Inmet Deals

Nov 16, 2009 07:00AM General Motors Announces the New Company's July 10-September 30 Preliminary Managerial Results

Nov 9, 2009 08:00AM Motors Liquidation Co. to Continue Sales Process for Facility in Strasbourg, France

Nov 2, 2009 01:35PM HUMMER Focuses on Outdoor Recreation and Off-Road Racing at the 2009 SEMA Show

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Aug 11, 2012 12:18 PM General Motors lends another $300 million to Delphi

Nov 16, 2009 08:50 AM General Motors to pay back taxpayers with their own money

Nov 14, 2009 12:20 PM Former auto task force chief calls GM one of 'worst-run companies' ever

Nov 11, 2009 11:15 AM GM chairman claims company can pay back U.S. loans

Nov 4, 2009 10:10 AM GAO says GM and Chrysler are 'unlikely' to pay back funds

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Nov 12, 2009 03:17PM Form 8-K Motors Liquidation Co For: Nov 10

Nov 4, 2009 05:20PM Form 8-K Motors Liquidation Co For: Nov 02

Nov 2, 2009 05:22PM Form 8-K Motors Liquidation Co For: Oct 31

Oct 21, 2009 05:05PM Form 8-K Motors Liquidation Co For: Oct 15

Oct 9, 2009 05:02PM Form 8-K Motors Liquidation Co For: Oct 09

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on Oct 30, 2009
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Detroit Retiree
on Oct 15, 2009
at 07:43 AM UAW leadership Ron gettelfinger and Steve Yokich single handly destroyed Reuthers UAW and devastated ther retirees.
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on Oct 6, 2009
at 08:45 AM when is it safe? to invest
Article: General Motors (GM) Announces 16M Common Share Exchange for $176M of 1.5% Series D Convertible Senior Debentures Due 2009

LOWELL MEYER
on Jul 16, 2009
at 09:22 PM cit should have been tied to a union this is unreal...we bail out any company that has ties to the union and even give them ownership over the bond holders and then let this company go down which will hurt big time the small & mid size businesses and will cause alot of unemployment...banks do not do this type of lending, plus have you tried to get a loan from the bank lately?? these business will not have the money now to meet their payrolls or suppliers or buy new inventory...many will be forced to close up...i almost believe this is what Obama admin wants...he does not care about the small businessman or the people...
Article: Obama's Move On CIT Is His Most "Free Market" Yet

Bill
on Jul 16, 2009
at 07:51 PM Bad decision not to help CIT As a former bank president let me assure you...CIT is extremely valuable to the business community. It became a $60 billion company because banks are not set up to do this type of critical financing. These companies are referred to CIT by banks, as I used to send bank clients to CIT so they handled all the difficult lending and we kept the deposits. The government doesn’t know shit about competition in this banking market. The community banks did not want this type of business when the economy was roaring, and now that business are having some slowness, banks will not touch lending against receivables, inventroy, daily factoring, franchise lending, etc. Banks do not have the systems, staffs, or knowledge to handle these. And, I cannot imagine how much companies will be charged by any bank that will lend to them. This has disaster written all over it. Banks never lent to these companies before, and banks are not lending now! Get on Main Street and find out what is not happening.
Article: Obama's Move On CIT Is His Most "Free Market" Yet

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