GM renews its push for a banking license, hoping for regulatory approval to expand its financial services and lower funding ...

GM is not the only automaker to back away from DEI language. Ford Motor Co. removed similar language from its reports, and said late last year that it would no longer take part in the Human Rights ...

Seeking to reduce emissions and achieve carbon neutrality by 2035, GM and partner Grupo SADA is renewing the fleet of ...

GM's current filing lists "inclusive" work environment but no longer mentions diversity General Motors removed “diversity, equity and inclusion” from its annual investor report, a decision ...

Chevrolet's next-gen Camaro has been delayed ... that's coveted by so many people fade away into irrelevance because corporate executives just don't believe it's still worth building.

During the 1960s and 1970s, GM's divisions showcased some amazing sports car concepts that had the potential to become legendary production cars. However, none made it because management feared ...

director of GM Corporate Affairs, said in an email. "GM recognizes the critical need to develop workforce skills for the clean energy and electric vehicle industries, and this partnership ...

Reina’s attorney responded to CapRadio’s lawsuit claiming any financial error was “made in good faith and not intentional.” ...

Speaking collectively as the Business Roundtable, CEOs from companies like Johnson & Johnson, FedEx, Wells Fargo and Amazon ...

GM’s misconduct isn’t the only instance of a corporate ethics breach, but it’s a prominent example. Why didn’t GM act responsibly or with basic common sense? Analysts point to a corporate culture ...

Feb 19 (Reuters) - General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson said on Wednesday at a Barclays conference that if U.S. tariffs became permanent, the company would have to consider moving plants, but also ...

As General Motors products, they share a foundation but carve out distinct identities within the crowded family-hauler market. We've had the chance to drive these two corporate cousins back-to ...