GM Expects 20% Growth In 2009 Sales. In China.

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Richard Read Richard Read Reporter
July 8, 2009
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Here in America, General Motors is facing tough times: bankruptcy hearings, tricky brand sell-offs, and a thoroughly unpleasant sales slump. Across the Pacific, however, the General is faring much better. In fact, GM's go-to guy in China, Kevin Wale, predicts the company will see a 20% growth in sales over the course of the 2009 calendar year. Funny: what we used to think of as red is now just plain rosy.  [Reuters]

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