The Treasury Department said it expected to sell its remaining 31.1 million shares of General Motors by the end of the year, a plan that may leave taxpayers with a shortfall of about $10 billion on the automaker’s 2009 bailout.
The Treasury Department said it expected to sell its remaining 31.1 million shares of General Motors by the end of the year, a plan that may leave taxpayers with a shortfall of about $10 billion on the automaker’s 2009 bailout.