German Government 'Will Not Rush' Gm Bail-Out Plan ; Vauxhall Owner has Asked for Pounds 2.97bn in Aid
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THE German government says it will not be pressured into making a decision on whether to give billions of pounds in state aid to Vauxhall's parent company, General Motors Europe.
GM Europe last week unveiled restructuring plans that included a request for 3.3bn euros (pounds 2.97bn) of state aid from the German and other governments.See the full content of this document
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German Government 'Will Not Rush' Gm Bail-Out Plan ; Vauxhall Owner has Asked for Pounds 2.97bn in Aid
Its president, Carl-Peter Forster, said factory closures would have to be considered, though the Daily Po...
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