BBC news reports that General Motors (GM) and Chrysler are to get more loans from the US treasury as the troubled carmakers work on plans to try and make themselves viable. The two Detroit, Michigan-based giants are seeking to stave off bankruptcy and GM will receive a further 60-day, $5bn loan while Chrysler is to get $500m.
The firms have already received a combined $17.4bn in aid since December.
Both face collapse as the economic downturn has prompted a slump in sales of vehicles worldwide.
The US government has demanded that both firms submit viable restructuring plans before it will consider further aid.
Both companies' restructuring plans were rejected at the end of March. This latest funding will bridge the gap until they have to present new reorganisation plans. Full story...
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