General Motors

General Motors is now recalling 3.4 million vehicles to fix a brake problem.

News broke yesterday about General Motors plans to close five North American facilities as it transitions to self-driving, electric cars of the future. The other reason for closing the facilities is due to poor sales of six sedans which will no longer be made after 2019.

General Motors has 100 temporary job openings at their Flint Assembly plant. Heads up the window to apply will likely be open for a limited amount of time. If you are interested I advise acting quickly.

If you're looking for some part-time work this summer, you could be in luck as General Motors will soon have openings at the Flint assembly plant.

The City of Burton is trying very hard to land a $65 million investment from General Motors. They are currently working on the tax incentives to get the deal signed and bring the project to life.

The secrets and players around the 141-acre piece of land in Burton have been a mystery for the last few months. Now, it has been revealed that General Motors is behind the project.

I know the idea of cars being on the road without drivers really freaks some people out. I guess it does me too but at the same times, I think the idea is cool as hell.

A strike at a factory in Ontario will cause layoffs at three GM plants, including one in Flint, which are set to begin this week.

On the same day that President Donald Trump is in Detroit to meet with automakers, GM has announced plans to add and/or save 900 jobs in its plants.

Good news for hourly workers at GM this year. Due to around $9.43 billion in sales, profit shares will be at a record high.

Well it looks like General Motors are going to be investing some serious cash into Bay City Powertrain.

General Motors has reached a point to that they need to slow down production. Since they are pumping out too many cars they are going to close five different plants for up to three weeks.