Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach (R) shakes hands with GM Europe President Carl-Peter Forster in Cologne September 9, 2009. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel. Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach (R) shakes hands with GM Europe President Carl-Peter Forster in Cologne September 9, 2009. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.

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  1. Wr. Neustadt's praesident Frank Stronach (L) and coach Helmut Kraft are pictured before their Austrian league soccer match against Rapid in Wiener Neustadt October 4, 2009.
  2. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach (R) shakes hands with GM Europe President Carl-Peter Forster in Cologne September 9, 2009. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  3. File photo of Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach speaking during the annual general meeting of shareholders in Toronto May 6, 2009. German Chancellor Angela Merkel on September 10, 2009 confirmed that General Motors GM will sell Opel to Magna. Picture taken May 6, 2009.
  4. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach gives a statement in Cologne September 9, 2009. Stronach said he expects a decision by General Motors on Opel within the next two weeks. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  5. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach gives a statement in Cologne September 9, 2009. Stronach said he expects a decision by General Motors on Opel within the next two weeks. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  6. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach gives a statement in Cologne September 9, 2009. Stronach said he expects a decision by General Motors on Opel within the next two weeks. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  7. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach gives a statement in Cologne September 9, 2009. Stronach said he expects a decision by General Motors on Opel within the next two weeks. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  8. Magna International Inc. Chairman Frank Stronach gives a statement in Cologne September 9, 2009. Stronach said he expects a decision by General Motors on Opel within the next two weeks. GM has been in talks to sell Opel to either Canadian auto group Magna or Belgium-based financial investor RHJ, and sources close to the deliberations have told Reuters the company was now also considering keeping Opel.
  9. Don Walker, co-chief executive officer of Magna International Inc., speaks during a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. The chief executive of the Canadian parts maker that is buying from General Motors a stake in Opel said Tuesday talks are planned with Volkswagen to ease the German automaker's concerns about the deal.
  10. Don Walker, right, co-chief executive officer of Magna International Inc., speaks as Magna Vice President of Business Development James J. Tobin looks on during a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. The chief executive of the Canadian parts maker that is buying from General Motors a stake in Opel said Tuesday talks are planned with Volkswagen to ease the German automaker's concerns about the deal.
  11. Don Walker, co-chief executive officer of Magna International Inc., listens to a reporter's question during a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. The chief executive of the Canadian parts maker that is buying from General Motors a stake in Opel said Tuesday talks are planned with Volkswagen to ease the German automaker's concerns about the deal.
  12. Magna International Inc Co-Chief Executive Donald Walker (L) speaks to the media beside Executive Vice President of Business Development James Tobin during a news conference about the company's investment in the Opel car company at Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ontario September 14, 2009.
  13. Magna International Inc Co-Chief Executive Donald Walker (L) speaks to the media beside Executive Vice President of Business Development James Tobin during a news conference about the company's investment in the Opel car company at Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ontario September 14, 2009.
  14. Magna International Inc Co-Chief Executive Donald Walker speaks to the media about the company's investment in the Opel car company at Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ontario September 14, 2009.
  15. Magna International Inc Co-Chief Executive Donald Walker speaks to the media about the company's investment in the Opel car company at Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ontario September 14, 2009.
  16. Magna International Inc Co-Chief Executive Donald Walker speaks to the media about the company's investment in the Opel car company at Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ontario September 14, 2009.

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