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One person familiar with the matter said previously that SAIC had initially reached out to GM to explore the prospect of taking a "single-digit" stake in GM. The size of SAIC's prospective investment was not known.
Originally posted by asperetty
but how much of the stake in GM will be owned in this Chinese Government backed purchase? the US Government owns I believe 43-48% still. The sell off is essentially to help pay back the government and the people for the bailout btw. So I think good intentions are behind this, but the means aren't too attractive to the general US public.edit on 10-11-2010 by asperetty because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by saltheart foamfollower
Oh well, the IPO is going to go to those that want a government run company. You know that our government loves the communist crony capitalism.
Hey, everything is fine. You are in debt for bailing out the company and now they are selling it to China, no big deal everything is cool. Nothing to see here, just walk away.
www.reuters.com...
Oh well, at least the Chinese got to buy the company, that should help the economy don't you think?
Sorry folks, you CANNOT make this crap up.
Originally posted by asperetty
but how much of the stake in GM will be owned in this Chinese Government backed purchase? the US Government owns I believe 43-48% still. The sell off is essentially to help pay back the government and the people for the bailout btw. So I think good intentions are behind this, but the means aren't too attractive to the general US public.edit on 10-11-2010 by asperetty because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by saltheart foamfollower
Oh well, the IPO is going to go to those that want a government run company. You know that our government loves the communist crony capitalism.
Hey, everything is fine. You are in debt for bailing out the company and now they are selling it to China, no big deal everything is cool. Nothing to see here, just walk away.
www.reuters.com...
Oh well, at least the Chinese got to buy the company, that should help the economy don't you think?
Sorry folks, you CANNOT make this crap up.