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TheU.S. Department of Treasury— American taxpayers — was asked to become a majority stockholder of GM. And a politically connected and ethically challenged Obama-campaign contributor, the financier Steven Rattner, was asked to preside over all this as...
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Discussing General Motors' weakness in Europe and its Q4 earnings results, with Steven Rattner, former U.S. Treasury auto advisor. Related Links: Business & financial news headlines from msnbc.com Top of page
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The bailout “was the right thing to do,” Upton, now backing Romney, told Bloomberg Television in a Dec. 3 interview, adding that the car companies “wouldn’t have survived” without the government’s help. Economic Meltdown Steven Rattner, who advised...
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The bailout “was the right thing to do,” Upton, now backing Romney, told Bloomberg Television in a Dec. 3 interview, adding that the car companies “wouldn’t have survived” without the government’s help. Steven Rattner, who advised Obama on the bailout,...
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"Without his intervention, things there would be better," Romney wrote. "Managed bankruptcy may sound like a death knell. But in fact, it is a way for a troubled company to restructure itself rapidly." Steven Rattner, who oversaw the auto rescue for...
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"Without his intervention, things there would be better," Romney wrote. "Managed bankruptcy may sound like a death knell. But in fact, it is a way for a troubled company to restructure itself rapidly." Steven Rattner, who oversaw the auto rescue for...
About Steven Rattner
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Steven "Steve" Lawrence Rattner is an American financier and private equity investor. He is one of the four founding partners of the private investment firm Quadrangle Group, which invests media and communications companies globally. On February 23, 2009, the Wall Street Journal announced that Rattner would be named to the Treasury Department as... Full Article
