Ha! Everyone go home. Just go read it!
Referenced articles
CNNMoney: GM offers buyouts to all hourly workers Ha! All of 'em. Isn't it cool to offer up a car, too? Ha!
Thanks to Eschatonblog for the link.
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South Africa’s Rand-owned fund Satwa (based out of Hong Kong), and Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd (IL&FS).
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Argentum Motors, a company floated by BVR Subbu, former president of Hyundai Motors India, and others like SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh and broadband entrepreneur Ashish Deora, has raised Rs 200 crore from a group of private equity and hedge funds such as D E Shaw, South Africa’s Rand-owned fund Satwa (based out of Hong Kong), and Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd (IL&FS).
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