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nytimes.com - 4/30/2009

Chrysler Bankruptcy Plan Is Announced

— nytimes.com — Employees and customers watching President Obama's announcement at Lochmoor Chrysler Jeep in Detroit. In bankruptcy, Chrysler will... be able to cancel some of its dealership franchises. More Photos > (more) Chrysler Bankruptcy Plan Is Announced

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dailyfinance.com - 4/27/2009

Can GM, Chrysler Escape Bankruptcy?

— dailyfinance.com — Can GM, Chrysler Escape Bankruptcy? posted: 10 MINUTES AGO filed under: Financial Crisis Skip over this content... AP As General Motors cuts more jobs and eliminates its Pontiac brand and rival Chrysler reaches a tentative deal for concessions with ... (more) Can GM, Chrysler Escape Bankruptcy?

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money.aol.com - 4/30/2009

Chrysler on Brink of Bankruptcy

— money.aol.com — Chrysler on Brink of Bankruptcy posted: ONE MINUTE AGO comments: 0 filed under: Bankruptcies Skip over this... content AP PHOTO Talks between Chrysler LLC's lenders and the Treasury Department to reduce ... (more) Chrysler on Brink of Bankruptcy

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