CEO Henderson to update GM restructuring Friday
General Motors, facing growing speculation about its upcoming restructuring plans, said today that CEO Fritz Henderson will provide an update on the company’s actions tomorrow.
Read moreGeneral Motors, facing growing speculation about its upcoming restructuring plans, said today that CEO Fritz Henderson will provide an update on the company’s actions tomorrow.
Read moreA senior General Motors executive today denied reports that President Barack Obama’s automotive task force has pressured the automaker to dump GMC and Pontiac.
Read moreA senior General Motors executive today denied reports that President Barack Obama’s automotive task force has pressured the automaker to dump GMC and Pontiac.
Read moreThe UAW and Italy’s Fiat S.p.A. could be Chrysler LLC’s leading shareholders if the struggling U.S.
Read moreIn today’s News Brake: The latest on Ron Dennis and McLaren; GM’s brand shuffle; and the Race of Champions moves again…But Wait, There’s More!
Read moreA unit of Ford Motor Co. and supplier Flex-N-Gate Corp. have terminated the proposed purchase of a plastics parts operation in Milan, Mich.
Read moreSaturn, Pontiac and GMC could soon no longer be in the General Motors brand corral, according to US media reports.
Read moreIzhAvto’s financial crisis appears to be deepening, according to Russian media reports.
Read moreOUR TAKE: Nice to see GM took two of the thousand hybrid labels off the truck, removing the huge lettering from the bottom of the doors. Makes the truck look much better.
Read moreGeneral Motors’ Opel/Vauxhall unit could continue functioning even if its U.S. parent files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, an Opel spokesman said on Thursday. “GM Europe has its own pool of liquidity,” the spokesman said.
Read moreJust 200,000-240,000 new cars will be sold in Ukraine this year according to the local importers’ association.
Read moreDelphi faces a deadline tomorrow (17 April) to deliver a term sheet outlining the future of its continued support from General Motors, which spun it off 10 years ago ago but still has ties to the company.
Read moreMitsubishi Motors is to cut the number of production days at its main Japanese car factory by one day in May compared with April.
Read moreMalaysian prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has said that Proton needs to continue to search for a strategic partner.
Read moreAuto supplier Visteon Corp. has agreed to provide severance pay to former employees of its United Kingdom facilities in a proposal aimed at ending a dispute that has seen workers staging sit in strikes and picketing Ford Motor Co.
Read moreRenault’s Revoz plant in Slovenia has now resumed operations after disruption caused by industrial action at a French supplier.
Read moreAn insolvency at General Motors Europe unit Adam Opel would not lead to a dramatic surge of bankruptcies among car part producers, Oliver Weirauch of the Droege consultancy told a finance daily.
Read moreThe UAW and Italy’s Fiat S.p.A. could be Chrysler LLC’s leading shareholders if the struggling U.S.
Read moreThe UAW and Italy’s Fiat S.p.A. could be Chrysler LLC’s leading shareholders if the struggling U.S.
Read moreThe UK’s Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) has welcomed government backing for electric cars announced today (16 April) but said the industry still needs a scrappage scheme to boost new cars sales in the economic downturn.
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