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		<description><![CDATA[ By Bill Visnic The Chrysler Group&#39;s bankruptcy is over, General Motors Corp.&#39;s is accelerating like a Corvette and both companies are moving and losing significant personnel in sync. None of this is unexpected, particularly as Chrysler is sure to be entertaining a certain amount of Fiat S.p.A executive injections now that Fiat is Chrysler&#39;s operational owner. And most insiders and industry analysts say GM still has plenty of management dead wood to burn and will see more voluntary separations, too. GM still dealt a serious surprise when announcing Friday that purchasing chief Bo Andersson is leaving the company. Andersson was generally well-regarded in the supplier community, despite its]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p> By Bill Visnic The Chrysler Group&#39;s bankruptcy is over, General Motors Corp.&#39;s is accelerating like a Corvette and both companies are moving and losing significant personnel in sync. None of this is unexpected, particularly as Chrysler is sure to be entertaining a certain amount of Fiat S.p.A executive injections now that Fiat is Chrysler&#39;s operational owner. And most insiders and industry analysts say GM still has plenty of management dead wood to burn and will see more voluntary separations, too. GM still dealt a serious surprise when announcing Friday that purchasing chief Bo Andersson is leaving the company. Andersson was generally well-regarded in the supplier community, despite its</p>
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