Sen. Carl Levin, D-Detroit, warned Wednesday that a quick sale of the Treasury Department's remaining 26.5 percent stake in General Motors Co. could hurt the company and send its stock price sinking.Levin's comments came after former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney told The Detroit News on Friday that he would quickly sell the government's remaining 500 million shares of stock in the automaker — even if it means a $16 billion loss for taxpayers.
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