I read a news that Fiat would also be interested in GM, but his condition was also staying with the GM's operations in Brazil, which is the second most profitable in the world. Is this fact?

Ali, those workers you feel sorry for did this to themselves. The unions created an environment that could not compete. Bankruptcy will allow GM to break the onerous contracts and start over. I bet if the posted all the jobs they wanted to keep with benefits matching the Toyota and Honda plants in the south, they'd find people willing to work for those wages. Perhaps not the same people, but that's the law of supply and demand.

Bamboozled? Definitely ironic, and not good news. I'm so sorry for the workers.

It has become quite apparent that America doesn't produce anything that people want to buy.

Our nation was artificially kept afloat by egregious rate cuts, convoluted financial scamsand pure uncut mortgage fraud.

It's now up to Timothy Geithner to create another financial scam to right our sinking ship.

Look how well that bail-out served Chrysler and General Motors.

No amount of money can bail-out these companies. It's over. Give it up.

If they go bankrupt. It's not the end of the world. Don't believe Bush, Obama and the rest of the cronies in Washington. Once they go to bankruptcy courts they can break all contracts, including the UNION contracts once and for all.

I'm amazed how the Unions are now willing to talk when they see their own company on it's death bed. TOO LATE!!!!

Do the so called experts have any common sense? I can't help wondering how obvious it is that GM doesn't need trucks and SUVs in Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac. That is a "no brainer" way to cut back, regroup or whatever you want to call it. I can't believe no one has ever mentioned this.