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General Motors Agrees to Pay Record 35 Million Dollar Penalty
May 16, 201401:05
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx says the company “broke the law” and failed to meet its “public safety obligation” by neglecting to notify the public of safety defects.May 16, 2014

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