GM, Chrysler aren't viable, White House says

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is sending a blunt message to Detroit automakers: To survive -- and win more government help -- they must remake themselves top to bottom.
Driving home the point, the White House ousted the General Motors chairman as it rejected GM and Chrysler's restructuring plans.


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