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GM bankruptcy to cost $40-$70 BILLION
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If you thought the Chrysler bankruptcy, with all its politics and debates about seniority, was messy, then you ain't seen nothing yet. At least that's the message of this NYT piece on the looming GM nightmare.

The real winners of course are the lawyers and bankers (surprise, right?) who stand to make a killing booking countless hours on behalf of GM, its creditors, the government and of course the union.

...GM will need between $40-70 billion in DIP financing, which we're guessing comes all from us, the taxpayer.

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Topics: General Motors | Bailout | Boondoggle
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