Stuart Whatley: Grand Theft Automaker

Apr 30th, 2009 - The Huffington Post

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General Motors bondholders are issuing a counteroffer in response to the debt-for-equity proposal issued on Monday of this week by the Obama administration's auto task force (under the supervision of Steven Rattner). The Monday proposal seeks to furnish the United Auto Workers union (UAW) with $10 billion and a 40 percent ownership stake for the $20 billion debt it is owed.

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