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Jason Forcier (right), vice president and general manager of A123 Systems Inc., shows off a lithium-ion battery at a plant in Romulus, Mich., in 2011 to (from left) A123 President and CEO David Vieau, Rep. John D. Dingell, Michigan Democrat, and Energy Secretary Steven Chu. Now in bankruptcy, the pending sale of A123 to a China-based company has vendors and stockholders trying to recoup some of they money they have lost. (Associated Press)

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Creditors want help with A123 sale to Chinese

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Taxpayer losses in bankruptcy of A123 queried

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From right, A123 Systems Inc. Chief Executive Officer David Vieau, A123 electrical engineer James Fenton and company design engineer Antonio Biundo listen to President Obama at the White House on April 30, 2010. Short of cash and hurting from slow sales of electric cars, A123 filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday. The bankruptcy filing is likely to stoke the debate in Washington over the Obama administration’s funding of numerous alternative-energy ventures. (Associated Press)

Stimulus-funded battery maker’s failure another blow to Obama clean-energy plan

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