General Motors Trademarks "Range Anxiety" [Inside 8 Mile]
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General Motors Suddenly Remembers that Ethanol is Good
General Motors Suddenly Remembers that Ethanol is Good
Forbes: Why Can't You Trust General Motors' Financials? Because GM Says You Can't.
Forbes: Why Can't You Trust General Motors' Financials? Because GM Says You Can't.
General Motors IPO filing focuses on green technologies, serious risks
Filed under: Ethanol, EV/Plug-in, Hybrid, Hydrogen, MPG, GM, Legislation and Policy Yesterday, General Motors finally submitted its S-1 document to the Securities and Exchange Commission as the first official step towards becoming a publicly traded company again. As we found when Tesla went down this path earlier this year, an IPO means a company has to outline the potential pitfalls it faces going forward in addition to all of the positive move...
General Motors Is Going Public
GM’s turnaround is almost complete. Today the General filed the first reams of paperwork needed to go public, a move that will free the automaker from government ownership and pay back the last of the billions it needed to stay afloat following its bankruptcy last year. GM’s 700-page S-1 Registration form filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission begins the process that will lead to the initial public offering of stock. Althou...
General Motors Files For Initial Public Offering [Breaking]
General Motors, SAIC to jointly develop small engine and dual clutch transmission
Filed under: MPG, GMGeneral Motors has reached an agreement with one of its primary Chinese partners, Shanghai Automotive Industries Corp. (SAIC), on the joint development of powertrains for small vehicles. GM and SAIC will develop and produce a family of four-cylinder engines ranging from 1.0- to 1.5-liters with direct injection and turbocharging. The GTDI engines should cut fuel consumption by around 20 percent compared to similarly-sized engi...