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    GM would consider more financial help for the South Korean unit, said Nick Reilly, president of GM International Operations. "Any further actions related to the longer term funding structure of GM Daewoo will be considered if necessary" " Reilly said in a statement. Full Article at International Business Times
    Any further actions related to the longer term funding structure of GM Daewoo will be considered if necessary
    SOURCE: International Business Times 1 month ago
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