Published 11/25/2008
at L.A. Times - Golf
With one year still left on contract, the U.S. automaker pulls out of deal. Woods is also said to want more time with his family.
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General Motors Corp., looking to cut costs as the U.S. auto industry fights for survival, is pulling out of its endorsement deal with Tiger Woods with one year left on the contract.
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