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GM U.S. sales boss LaNeve to leave on Oct. 15
Wed, 07 Oct 2009General Motors Co.'s head of U.S. sales, Mark LaNeve, is resigning effective Oct. 15 as the automaker continues to struggle with one of the worst years in U.S.
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BMW F1 sold back to Sauber
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