Meet The New, Government-Owned GM -- Forbes
Bankruptcy will force lots of changes on the automaker, putting bureaucrats in the driver's seat.
NEW YORK (Fortune) -- With General Motors poised to enter Chapter 11 reorganization, the question arises: What will the bankrupt company look like and how will it be different?
The answer to the second part is "a lot." The answer to the first is nobody knows for sure, but it may not be pretty.
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COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
A military answer to North Korea? Not likely. -- Christian Science Monitor
North Korea and Diplomacy -- Wall Street Journal opinion
Loose cannon gives Obama a lesson -- The Australian opinion
Truce Or Consequences For N. Korea -- IBDeditorial
Is Aid Working in Africa? -- Real Clear World
The Disaster in Sri Lanka -- The Times editorial
Why It's So Hard to Close Gitmo -- Wall Street Journal
War against the West -- Clifford May, Washington Times
There's No Room for Partisanship on Iran -- Wall Street Journal
The Mother of All Myths (On The Middle East) -- Michael Totten, Commentary
American capitalism gone with a whimper -- Pravda
A nation up for grabs -- Thomas Henriksen, Washington Times
Who Is to Blame for the Next Attack? -- Frank Rich, New York Times
A perpetual missile crisis -- Victor Hanson, Washington Times
Change in the Air in Iran -- David Ignatius, Washington Post opinion
The Trauma of 9/11 Is No Excuse -- Richard Clarke, Washington Post
Failure of make-nice diplomacy -- Oliver North. Washington Times
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