General Motors has been steadily losing market share even though its products have gotten great reviews, and that is raising concerns about the
maker’s competitiveness, according to a new report from the General Accounting Office, which continues to monitor the U.S. Treasury Department’s investment in the Detroit maker following
its 2009 bankruptcy. The latest government report estimates taxpayers will ultimately lose about $9.7 billion on the bailout.
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