General Motors Co. unloaded a truckload of legal problems by agreeing to pay $900 million in criminal penalties and $575 million in civil settlements related to an ignition switch defect that led to more than 100 deaths. But critics were quick to say the penalties are not enough.
September 17, 2015 at 03:50 PM
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General Motors Co. unloaded a truckload of legal problems Thursday by agreeing to pay $900 million in criminal penalties and $575 million in civil settlements related to an ignition switch defect that led to more than 100 deaths.
But critics were quick to say the penalties are not enough.
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