mary barra, GM and Trump
GM CEO Mary Barra: "We have a lot in common" with Trump's agenda
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said Wednesday the automaker is aligned with President-elect Trump's goal of boosting American manufacturing, despite tensions with him when he was first in the White House. Why it matters: Trump is expected to pursue a wide range of policies that would directly affect the auto industry.
GM to retreat from robotaxi operations once championed by CEO Mary Barra
If Waymo and Tesla are able to stand up profitable robotaxi businesses, GM could end up looking back on Cruise as a missed opportunity the same way it now views the EV1 electric car. The Detroit automaker pulled the plug on that revolutionary attempt at a commercially viable electric vehicle in 2003 — the same year Tesla was founded.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says she's still bullish on her company's prospects amid challenges with EVs and issues with ...
GM CEO Mary Barra addressed concerns regarding the potential impacts of higher tariffs on goods under the incoming Trump ...
General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra, clad in her signature leather jacket and masked up pandemic style, ...
The General Motors CEO overall holds a hopeful outlook, saying, "My experience has been that he listens intently. He listens very intently," of President-elect Donald Trump.
The GM CEO was interviewed during an Automotive Press Association gathering in Detroit, her first significant interview since ...
“GM is committed to delivering the best driving experiences to our customers in a disciplined and capital-efficient manner, ...
GM cited “considerable time and resources that would be needed to scale the business, along with an increasingly competitive ...
General Motors needed to exit its Cruise robotaxi business, most Wall Street analysts agreed on Wednesday, but the ...
General Motors Co.’s Cruise self-driving car unit will exit the robotaxi business, a retreat from a market that proved costly ...
As of this week there’s a new distinction between the two US carmakers: only one wants to be a robotaxi company. General Motors has shelved its goal of building and managing a fleet of autonomous ...
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