The script is familiar. General Motors’ top executive heading down to Washington to be grilled by Congress. As Joseph B. White of Market Watch reports, fifty years after the Corvair controversy that made Ralph Nader a household name:
Congressional investigators [are] looking into why General Motors Co. took nearly a decade to recall vehicles with faulty ignition switches …
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is also in the dock since the agency:
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