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Obama Auto team gears up as GM shares hit new low

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GM shares hit a new low of $1.52 on February 20, 2009. On February 20, 2008, one year ago, GM shares were at $25.54 a share. This is the lowest level in 70 years. President Obama's task force onthe auto industry met on February 20 for the first time.

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