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 DETROIT (AP) - Whatever was normal inside Chrysler's Auburn Hills headquarters is normal no more as top executives simultaneously try to manage a major restructuring plan while selling cars — and possibly their company.
A senior Chrysler official said Friday that the company is giving detailed financial information to selected potential suitors and is working with its investment bank, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., to avoid divulging sensitive information.
The Chrysler official, who spoke on the condition of not being identified because the information is confidential, said the company is assembling a list of potential qualified suitors that the official would not identify.
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