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GM to cut 47,000 jobs, begs for cash
Updated: 18 February 2009. 07:59:06 (AEDT)
Holden's US parent company General Motors says it will cut 47,000 jobs - 26,000 of them outside the United States - as part of a massive restructuring plan this year. >more
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