Henrik Fisker joins Hong Kong tycoon on Fisker bid, report says

It was unclear what role Henrik Fisker would take with the company and whether he would further invest in the automaker. (BLOOMBERG)

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Deepa Seetharaman Norihiko Shirouzu

May 24, 2013 05:00 AM

DETROIT/BEIJING (Reuters) -- Henrik Fisker is working with an investor group to salvage Fisker Automotive, the plug-in hybrid automaker he co-founded nearly six years ago that is now struggling to stave off bankruptcy, people familiar with the matter told Reuters this week.

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