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General Motors to keep European unit

Posted on November 4, 2009 12:30 PM
The General Motors Co. board voted on Tuesday against selling Adam Opel GmbH, angering the German government and adding another twist to the long-running saga of the company's primary European unit.

The company said late Tuesday that it has decided to instead restructure Opel, a plan that will cost about €3 billion ($4.4 billion). General Motors in doing so is calling off a proposed sale of a majority stake in the unit to a consortium led by Magna International Inc. after months of talks among companies, unions and government bodies, and at a point where most believed an agreement was finally near.

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