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The 100-year-old General Motors Corp. was reborn Friday as General Motors Co. after a historic rush through bankruptcy that lasted only 40 days.
The speed surprised even GM executives, who had said it could take 60-90 days for GM to sell its good assets through the bankruptcy process to create a new GM largely owned by the U.S. Treasury.
A judge approved the sale Sunday, but it didn't go into effect until Thursday.
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