GM Set For Government-Assisted Bankruptcy
The iconic U.S.
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Tagged bankruptcy-protection, federal, federal-government, monday, percent-ownership, process, speed-the-processPresident Obama will announce the bankruptcy filing in a speech Monday morning, the end result of a 60-day restructuring challenge for what was once the world’s largest company. General Motors Corp., long the titanic symbol of American might and lately a stark reminder of the nation’s failings, will file the largest industrial bankruptcy in U.S. history Monday, according to senior Obama administration officials
Tagged largest, monday, nation, obama, once-the-world, stark-reminder, the-bankruptcy, titanic, titanic-symbol, will-announce, worldA majority of bondholders agree to swap their debt for a stake in a reorganized GM, which is expected to file for Chapter 11 on Monday. A majority of General Motors Corp
Tagged automaker, chapter, debt, expected-bankruptcy, filing-on-monday, general-motors, last-obstacle, removing-one, revised-debt-for-stock, swap-their, the-automakerMonday is expected to be a remarkable day in American industrial history. A judge in New York plans to rule on a critical sale that would launch Chrysler out of bankruptcy
Tagged almost-certain, auto, auto-business, auto-industry, chrysler, covers-the-auto, critical-sale, frank-langfitt, general-motors, liane-hansen, means, once-the-world, the-same, worldHost Scott Simon discusses the expected bankruptcy filing of General Motors and the economic state of the U.S. auto industry with New York Times business columnist Joe Nocera. » E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
Tagged auto-industry, business-columnist, discusses-the-expected, economic, economic-state, expected, expected-bankruptcy, general-motors, scott-simonThe deal will save General Motors billions of dollars in debt and give the union at least a 17.5% stake in the company when it emerges from a likely bankruptcy. Reporting from Los Angeles and Washington Ken Bensinger — General Motors Corp. cleared another crucial hurdle in its restructuring today as the United Auto Workers said it had ratified a revised contract that would save the automaker billions of dollars and give the union at least a 17.5% stake in the company.
Tagged automaker, bensinger, crucial, crucial-hurdle, general-motors, give-the-union, reporting, union, united-autoGeneral Motors (GM) is expected to file for bankruptcy on Monday, which is the government-imposed deadline for the automotive giant to restructure and slash costs. But there is a looming fear of even more cuts in towns across the nation, where GM is the leading supplier of jobs
Tagged across-the-nation, automotive, bankruptcy-on-monday, even-more, general-motors, government, leading, looming-fear, monday, motors, nation, the-automotive, the-government-imposed, the-leading, the-nationA new offer would give GM bondholders as much as 25% of the company, provided they don’t contest the automaker’s expected Chapter 11 filing. By offering a sweetened deal Thursday to holders of $27 billion of its bonds, General Motors Corp.
Tagged automaker, chapter, chrysler, general-motors, its-bonds, new-offer, obama, quick-exit, sweetened-deal, thursdayJudge Kevin J. Carey, Collier Forms Manual co-author and Chief Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of De
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