General Motors Corp., poised to exit bankruptcy protection, will be forced to rely on partners in Germany, China, South Korea and Russia for about half of its sales.
Distancing GM from the central control championed by Alfred P. Sloan Jr. in the 1920s, Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson will have to tie GM’s future to alliances with companies such as SAIC Motor Corp., GM Daewoo Auto & Technology Co. and suitors for its European Opel unit led by Canada’s Magna International Inc.
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