Opel auto chief unveils restructuring plan
FRANKFURT (AFP) - Opel boss Nick Reilly presented on Tuesday a plan for the future of the ailing General Motors unit, with a forecast loss of 8,300 jobs from a total of around 50,000, as expected.
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