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Saab in talks with Chinese-Japanese auto buyer
Jun 13, 2012
Bankrupt Swedish carmaker Saab may have found a buyer. There are reports National Electric Vehicles Sweden, a company backed by investors in Japan and Hong Kong, may close a deal.
GM shareholders meeting could focus on sagging stock
Jun 12, 2012
When the government divests more than 500 million shares of General Motors, stock acquired in the bailout deal could affect the price.
GM's pension buyout sets corporate example
Jun 6, 2012
General Motors' move to cut pensions costs is likely to copied by other companies struggling with underfunded plans for retirees.
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GM to sponsor English football club Manchester United
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Kai Ryssdal
May 31, 2012
It's another out-of-the-box marketing move from the carmaker.
GM signs deal to sponsor Manchester United
May 31, 2012
General Motors announced today a major Chevrolet sponsorship deal with the popular English soccer team, Manchester United.
GM passes on Super Bowl advertising
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Kai Ryssdal
May 18, 2012
General Motors recently announced it was going to stop advertising on Facebook, and now it's bowing out of doing an expensive ad during the Super Bowl next year.
GM workers to get profit-sharing bonuses in March
Feb 21, 2012
Fatter paychecks could boost local economies.
For public good, not for profit.
Where Ally stands in the foreclosure settlement
Feb 17, 2012
When the news hit the other day of the blockbuster settlement for abuses in the foreclosure process, there may have been one brand you didn’t immediately recognize. Ally has really only been around since 2009, but there are already rumors swirling about its status.
GM’s record profit disappoints some
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Bob Moon
Feb 16, 2012
General Motors is the latest company to post profits that “fell short of analysts’ estimates.” Who sets these expectations and how valid are they?
GM profits, but still disappoints
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Adriene Hill
Feb 16, 2012
GM announced today that it made record profit last year -- more than $7.5 billion. That's up more than 60 percent from 2010. But it still wasn't enough to impress analysts.