GM takes its bailout case to...Yahoo Finance
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While General Motors executives are on Capitol Hill begging for money the automaker is
And you can't escape GM's pitch.
Based on a few dozen reloads it appears GM has bought a nice rotation in Yahoo Finance's news section to plead its case. The takeaway: If the auto industry is allowed to collapse 2.95 people will be unemployed, gross domestic product will fall 4 percent and personal income and social security deposits would drop. The ads then send you to a site where GM pleads for a taxpayer bailout more.
I don't do auto commentary and I'll keep my bailout opinions to myself, but I have to wonder if online advertising is the best way to preserve GM's ever-dwindling cash position.
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