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GM faces investor demand for slice of $25 billion cash hoard

GM CEO Mary Barra briefing journalists at the 2014 annual meeting. (REUTERS)
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By:
Ben Klayman
February 12, 2015 05:00 AM

DETROIT (Reuters) -- An investor group demand that General Motors give back more of its $25 billion cash hoard confronts CEO Mary Barra with a challenge to her plans for building the company and rewarding shareholders.

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