Rattner's memoir opens curtain on auto bailouts

The Detroit News reports:

The Obama administration vetoed attempts by General Motors to abandon its Detroit headquarters, a new book by a former top auto adviser reveals.

The revelation comes in a 320-page memoir by Steven Rattner, who was President Barack Obama's auto adviser for six months last year, and helped shepherd the $85 billion government bailout and bankruptcies of GM and Chrysler.

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