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General Motors Raises Ignition-Switch Death Toll to 24
General Motors has raised its ignition-switch death toll as compensation claims flood into the automaker following its long-delayed recall of millions of flawed cars.
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GM Ignition-switch Fund Receives Claims for More Than 100 Deaths
Amy Weiss, a spokeswoman for Kenneth Feinberg, told Reuters that the 107 deaths were among 309 claims that have been submitted so far. The program began accepting claims on August 1 and will remain open until December 31.
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General Motors boss 'deeply sorry' after deadly crashes
Conceding company officials knew of their cars' potentially deadly ignition switches for years, GM chief Mary Barra apologized on Tuesday and said the automaker had a "civic responsibility" to make things right.
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BP oil spill claims chief says recovery in 3 years
The Gulf of Mexico should largely recover from BP's oil spill within three years, and all settlement offers to victims who lost revenue from the disaster will be based on that assessment, the administrator of the USD 20 billion compensation fund said today. Attorney Kenneth Feinberg said the Gulf Coast Claims Facility used "various data and expert...
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General Motors Raises Ignition-Switch Death Toll to 24
General Motors has raised its ignition-switch death toll as compensation claims flood into the automaker following its long-delayed recall of millions of flawed cars.
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GM Ignition-switch Fund Receives Claims for More Than 100 Deaths
Amy Weiss, a spokeswoman for Kenneth Feinberg, told Reuters that the 107 deaths were among 309 claims that have been submitted so far. The program began accepting claims on August 1 and will remain open until December 31.
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General Motors boss 'deeply sorry' after deadly crashes
Conceding company officials knew of their cars' potentially deadly ignition switches for years, GM chief Mary Barra apologized on Tuesday and said the automaker had a "civic responsibility" to make things right.
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BP oil spill claims chief says recovery in 3 years
The Gulf of Mexico should largely recover from BP's oil spill within three years, and all settlement offers to victims who lost revenue from the disaster will be based on that assessment, the administrator of the USD 20 billion compensation fund said today. Attorney Kenneth Feinberg said the Gulf Coast Claims Facility used "various data and expert...
