General Motors

Here's What GM And Ford Can (And Can't) Do To Help With Ventilators

GM and Ford aren't about to start churning out ventilators, but their suppliers could make a difference.
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U.S. Manufacturers Start Shutting Down Major Plants Due To Coronavirus

Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler are going dark amid the pandemic.
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GM Rolls Out Big New Chevy SUVs Despite Global Climate Change Concerns

Currently, the GM SUVs are among the least-efficient new passenger vehicles on the road, and the mileage hasn’t improved much in the past decade.
By Tom Krisher, AP

California To Stop Buying Cars From Automakers Siding With Trump On Emissions

"Carmakers that have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of CA’s buying power," tweeted Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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United Auto Workers President To Step Aside Amid Escalating Corruption Probe

The four-year investigation has resulted in charges against a dozen individuals for illegal payouts to union officials.
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General Motors Workers Approve Contract To End Historic Strike

The work stoppage lasted 40 days and was the longest the auto industry had seen in two decades.
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United Auto Workers Member Struck By Car And Killed On GM Picket Line

"Roy A. McCombs tragically lost his life today on a picket line standing up for a better life for himself and his coworkers," the union said.
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GM And UAW Reach Tentative Deal To End Massive Strike

A union council still needs to approve it in order to bring a painful work stoppage to a close.
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GM Losses Over Strike Top $1 Billion

The biggest auto industry work stoppage in decades is wrapping up its fourth week with no deal on the horizon.
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GM Strikers Settle In For The Long Haul

As the autoworkers' strike grinds through its third week, workers say they'll stay on the picket lines for as long as it takes.
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