(Reuters) - Bankrupt solar panel maker Solyndra LLC said it needed more than the initially expected four weeks to find a buyer to take over its idled operations, which were funded with a controversial $535 million federal loan guarantee. Solyndra filed for bankruptcy this month with a plan to try to ...
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