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Chrysler Getting $6.9 Billion for New Company, Treasury Says 
Bloomberg | Fri, May 29
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By John Hughes and Jeff Plungis May 29 (Bloomberg) -- The new Chrysler LLC that will emerge from bankruptcy will receive a $6.6 billion in exit financing, the US Treasury said today in a statement today. The new entity will also get almost $350 million ...
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