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GM shareholders reject Greenlight stock-split plan

General Motors CEO Mary Barra addresses the media ahead of the start of GM's annual shareholders meeting in Detroit. (REUTERS\/Rebecca Cook/REUTERS)
MW
By:
Michael Wayland
June 06, 2017 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Greenlight Capital Inc.'s proposal to split General Motors' stock was overwhelmingly rejected by the automaker's shareholders.

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