Reader’s Digest Association Had Distinguished Bankruptcy ‘Company’ In 2009
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min’s lead story is complemented by The Economist’s (December 19, 2009) recap of U.S. companies that “went bust.” Most incredible was General Motors, with $124 billion in debt that made RDA’s $2.2 billion look like chicken...

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