BERLIN, Nov 3 (Reuters) - The German government has denied a report on Wednesday that it would investigate whether a two billion Swedish crown ($280.7 million) infrastructure investment by Sweden constituted illegal state aid to General Motors .
The Financial Times said Germany wanted to ensure that planned road improvements between the U.S. automaker's Saab unit plant in Trollhattan, Sweden, ...
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