U.S. experts air mixed views on GM, Chrysler bankruptcy options

U.S. experts air mixed views on GM, Chrysler bankruptcy options

CAMBRIDGE, United States - Mark J. Roe, a Harvard Law School professor specializing in corporate law, speaks in a separate interview with Kyodo News.

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