General Motors suddenly decides not to sell its German operations saying conditions have improved
                   
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Quote: ‘If I didn’t have some kind of education, then I wouldn’t be able to count my money’. Missy Elliott (1971-) The News: General Motors suddenly decides not to sell its German operations saying conditions have improved. The... [read full story]                    

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