General Motors To Decrease Capital Spending After 2019
Interesting insights surrounding how and where GM will spend money.
Read More »Interesting insights surrounding how and where GM will spend money.
Read More »As part of a broader effort to decrease and redirect capital spending.
Read More »The General is doing well quite well and is projected to do even better in the years ahead, so why are its shares down?
Read More »A rare move for a modern automaker.
Read More »Shockingly, the two executives like it.
Read More »When posed the question of GM buying Lyft, Dan Ammann said the company is very happy.
Read More »As Michigan reveals its "Planet M" future mobility branding.
Read More »GM lost $100 million in the region in the first quarter of 2016.
Read More »The decrease is the result of challenging conditions in South America and Asia.
Read More »Both Reuss and Ammann provided hot laps in 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 prototypes to the media.
Read More »New product, technologies and personal mobility are the plan’s highlights.
Read More »To accelerate development of autonomous vehicle programs.
Read More »Political and economic factors are the main cause here.
Read More »Marking its third consecutive year of record global sales.
Read More »General Motors? More like General Mobility.
Read More »The company’s quarterly dividend will grow 6 percent to $0.38 per share.
Read More »The latest long-term strategic alliance for GM.
Read More »Specifically, Mary Barra made a few comments on the Chevrolet Impala.
Read More »For a cool $1.55 million.
Read More »The grants are part of GM’s long-term incentive plan and aim to encourage executive talent retention and shareholder return.
Read More »The new vehicle family will replace several existing vehicles and improve competitiveness and profitability.
Read More »As thousands descend on the festival, Chevrolet's got a treat for performance car enthusiasts.
Read More »The plans involve a local university, and 60 new jobs.
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