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habser | 26/11/2009
After backtracking on plans to sell Opel to Magna International Inc., General Motors Co. was able to pay back a loan from Germany and has even decided to lower the number of job cuts planned for Opel workers.
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
General Motors Co. on Monday asked European governments to help pay most of the $4.9 billion it needs to restructure its struggling European operations.
The Whig (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
General Motors Co. may shut its Saab unit after sports-car maker Koenigsegg Group AB canceled a planned acquisition of the Swedish company, a person familiar with the matter said. GM’s board will review the future of the bankrupt unit at a Dec. 1 meeting, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the talks aren ’t public. Directors could opt to keep Saab, as they did...
Detroit News Online (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Automakers are planning a small-car assault at the Los Angeles Auto Show, which opens to media Wednesday, with fuel-efficient cars and crossovers playing a starring role, especially for General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co.
Market Watch (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- General Motors Co. could discontinue its Saab brand and sell parts of that unit to Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co., according to a report Tuesday on Bloomberg.com, which cited two unnamed people familiar with the matter. Recent media reports noted that GM had begun talks over Saab with other potential buyers after Koenigsegg Group AB pulled out of the deal to...
People Daily (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co said it will "move fast" on General Motors Co's Saab unit after its partner scrapped a bid for the Swedish automaker. "Stay tuned," Beijing Auto President Wang Dazong said yesterday in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, when asked whether the company would bid alone for Saab or as part of a group. GM may shut Trollhaettan, Sweden-based Saab...
Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
LOS ANGELES -- In the buildup to the Los Angeles Auto Show, which opens to the media Wednesday, the new, post-bankruptcy General Motors Co. is hustling to build buzz around its new Chevrolet Volt electric car.
Chicago Tribune (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
On top of investing more than $50 billion to save Chrysler Group LLC and General Motors Co., taxpayers have spent millions of dollars more in legal and consulting fees, and the meter will keep running into next year and beyond, according to bankruptcy court documents and legal experts.
Gasgoo.com (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
General Motors Co. will start selling its Chevrolet Volt electric car in California late next year as the largest U.S. automaker challenges Toyota Motor Corp.'s Prius.
Examiner (Free subscription) | yesterday
Officials from Saab Automobile AB and the Swedish government traveled to Detroit Monday in a final attempt to help General Motors Co. find a solution for the troubled Swedish auto maker.
San Diego Union (Free subscription) | yesterday
Officials from Saab Automobile AB and the Swedish government traveled to Detroit Monday in a final attempt to help General Motors Co. find a solution for the troubled Swedish auto maker.
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
Officials from Saab Automobile AB and the Swedish government traveled to Detroit Monday in a final attempt to help General Motors Co. find a solution for the troubled Swedish auto maker.
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
Officials from Saab Automobile AB and the Swedish government traveled to Detroit Monday in a final attempt to help General Motors Co. find a solution for the troubled Swedish auto maker.
Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | yesterday
On top of investing more than $50 billion to save Chrysler Group LLC and General Motors Co., taxpayers have spent more than $120 million in legal and consulting fees, and the meter will keep running into 2010 and beyond, according to bankruptcy court documents and legal experts.
Autosnewspaper (Free subscription) | yesterday
General Motors Co. perceived the notice from a premier of a German state of Hesse, saying which a carmaker’s skeleton to cut TWO),500 jobs were “completely unacceptable.” Only the day ago, Roland Koch claims which a halt conduct of Opel , Scrape Reilly, had told him which GM ’s ... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and...
