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This Q&A addresses some common questions as General Motors and Chrysler both begin their new chapters.
General Motors and General Growth have filed for bankruptcy. You can learn from their mistakes.
If you own shares in GM, you may want to sit down before reading this.
The nation's two largest automakers have been teetering on the edge of collapse for months, losing billions of dollars and laying off thousands.
American auto companies are on the brink of bankruptcy. If you buy a car, and one of them slips over the edge, what happens to you?
Shares of General Motors plunge after a report that the U.S. Treasury is directing the automaker to lay the groundwork for a bankruptcy filing by June 1.
A new life for the recently shuttered electronics retailer?
A broken company faces financial collapse.