US Treasury To Sell Remaining Geneal Motors Company (GM) Stake
2013-11-21T14:55:47-04:00
The US government is exiting the auto business. The US Treasury announced that it would sell its remaining 2.2% stake in General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) by the end of the year, ahead of consensus expectation that it would sell the stocks in 2014. Treasury officials said that the exact timetable will depend on market conditions, report Jeff Bennett and Eric Morath for The Wall Street Journal.
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