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[11.17.09]

GMAC Slams Brakes On Third Bailout

[11.16.09]

GM Plans to Repay U.S. Loan

[11.12.09]

Chairman Says G.M. Can Repay Taxpayers

[11.12.09]

Chairman Tightens Grip as GM Rebuilds

[11.5.09]

GMAC Ends Public Reports on ResCap, Draws Criticism

[11.3.09]

Should Taxpayers Say Goodbye to Their Investment in the Auto Industry?

[11.3.09]

U.S. to Allow G.M. to Use Federal Loans to Invest in Delphi

[11.3.09]

U.S. Unlikely to Recoup Auto Investments, Report Says

see also "GAO questions Obama plan to dissolve auto team (Detroit News, 11/2/2009)

[11.3.09]

TROUBLED ASSET RELIEF PROGRAM: Continued Stewardship Needed as Treasury Develops Strategies for Monitoring and Divesting Financial Interests in Chrysler and GM

This report addresses: steps Chrysler and GM have taken since December 2008 to reorganize;  Treasury's oversight of its financial interest in the companies; and considerations for Treasury in monitoring and selling its equity in the companies.

[11.2.09]

GM to review some dealership shutdowns

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