General Motors
said Thursday in a regulatory filing that it had reached a deal
with a committee of its bondholders to give them 10 percent of a
new G.M. -- with an option to purchase up to 15 percent -- if they
did not oppose the government-sponsored reorganization plan.
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You are too funny, Ravun BTW
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Posted by brophy on 28th of May 2009 at 09:51 am
You are too funny, Ravun
BTW What in the world happened to Manchester United yesterday..and how's that new stadium coming?
Dunno..they played crap
Posted by ravun on 28th of May 2009 at 09:57 am
fwiw:
General Motors said Thursday in a regulatory filing that it had reached a deal with a committee of its bondholders to give them 10 percent of a new G.M. -- with an option to purchase up to 15 percent -- if they did not oppose the government-sponsored reorganization plan.