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Car giant General Motors is expected to file for bankruptcy protection later on Monday, marking the biggest failure of an industrial company in US history.
The stricken firm had until 1 June to present a viable revival plan in return for emergency government funding.
Reports say a majority of bondholders have now agreed to a deal giving them at least a 10% stake in what is likely to emerge as a much smaller company.
President Barack Obama is due to give full details at a news conference.
The BBC’s Jonathan Beale, in Detroit, says Mr Obama is expected to announce $30bn (£18.5bn) in new funding for GM.
GM’s sales have been hit hard by the financial crisis and the firm has received $20bn in state aid.
In return for more cash the federal government is reported to be receiving a stake of 60% in a new, leaner company due to be re-launched within 90 days.
Senior executives at General Motors have been making final preparations for completely restructuring what was once the world’s largest car company, under judicial supervision.

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