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Yahoo! A Shanghai salesman sits in a Chinese made Chery QQ car, which is the subject of a legal dispute between Cherry Automotive Co. Ltd. and GM Daewoo Automotive & Technology Co.,

the South Korean unit of General Motors Corp in Shanghai May 9, 2005. General Motors Corp. said on Monday that its piracy lawsuit against fledgling Chinese car maker Chery had been shifted to Beijing from Shanghai, but analysts were divided over the impact it might have on the case. REUTERS/Mark Ralston
Monday, May 09, 2005 at 10:24 PM
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