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Clock ticks on Chrysler

Posted on April 29, 2009 2:30 PM
The next 24 hours are critical to the future of Chrysler LLC. Deals with lenders, the United Auto Workers union and Italy's Fiat SpA must be signed, sealed and delivered if the Obama administration is to save the automaker.

The Treasury Department has told the lenders, 46 in all, that they must accept $2 billion in cash to eliminate about $6.9 billion in secured debt by a Thursday deadline. The agreement is not yet final because some lenders involved oppose the terms.

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