FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - General Motors should raise its share of the reorganization costs for its European arm Opel in order to get state aid from Germany, Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Monday, citing German government sources. GM is asking European countries with Opel plants to contribute 2.7 billion euros ($3 ...

<div id="subtitle">GM's Opel plans to invest $11 billion, seeks $3.7 billion in aid; cuts 8,300 jobs in Europe</div><div><p>GM's Opel unit asked European governments for billions of euros (dollars) in aid on Tuesday ...

<div><p>Unions at General Motors unit Opel on Tuesday warned widespread strike action is a possibility as they refused to accept a planned Belgian plant closure at the troubled carmaker.</p><p>"A strike is the last resort, but management has ...