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GM files $121 million lawsuit against San Francisco

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General Motors (GM) has filed a lawsuit against San Francisco, looking to recover $108 million in taxes and $13 million in interest that the company alleges the city unfairly imposed starting in 2016.

The case, filed Friday in the California Superior Court and the County of San Francisco, claims the city charged the company higher taxes than was warranted because it factored in its Cruise self-driving car division, linking it to a $3 billion global revenue, though the company says it is operated separately than GM.

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