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A General Motors bankruptcy could speed restructuring faster than an out-of-court plan, one analyst says. Should GM be allowed to go bankrupt?

by GM appeared to have removed a key incentive for bondholders to offer concessions. 'After the GM bailout, GMAC received aid, GMAC received bank holding status without achieving required funding levels (and) Chrysler and its (financing company) received...

Reuters UK. Published on February 9, 2009

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