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GM Engineering Chief Reuss Hopes for RWD Chevys, BuicksWARREN, MICHIGAN - Like everybody else working for General Motors, Mark Reuss, the vice president for global vehicle engineering is happy Opel is not going to be sold. Meanwhile, he's changing the GM plan from his... ... |
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U.S. government targeting fourth quarter of 2010 for GM IPOGeneral Motors will likely begin repaying of its federal bailout loans early, but that might not be good enough for the Obama administration. The White House is pressing General Motors to speed up its first public stock offering. GM will likely make its first loan payment on December 31st, but ... |
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GM calling for 4th straight month of improved U.S. market shareWith momentum on its side, General Motors is calling for its fourth straight month of increased U.S. market share. GM’s market share has been on the rise since July, capped off by the automaker’s first year-on-year sales increase since January 2008 last month. November is far from o... |
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GM Readies Cash for OpelGeneral Motors is finalizing an Opel financing plan that significantly lessens its reliance on German funding, with at least €1 billion in cash coming from GM. ... |
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Cop car war heats upFord Motor Co. is firing back following General Motors' announcement that it would begin selling a police-only Chevrolet sedan in the United States in early 2011. ... |
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A New G.M. Struggles to Shed Its BureaucracyGeneral Motors, which is beginning to cut layers off its legendary bureaucracy, will present its first post-bankruptcy scorecard on Monday, when the company reports third-quarter earnings and its cash reserves. ... |
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