May 21, 2013
General Motors
Read the latest advice, feature articles and news on General Motors, especially for the business leader.
Meet the economist who says the billions to Holden are worth it
While subsidies to auto makers are often called “corporate welfare”, one leading economist says the benefits far outweigh the costs. BY MYRIAM ROBIN.
The man behind the great turnaround of General Motors
General Motors' CFO Dan Ammann discusses the struggling auto industry in Europe, a strong partnership in China and how GM is getting rid of 'bean counteritis'.
Driving down costs: Toyota takes lean efficiencies beyond Japan
The recall of nine million cars in 2010 caused collateral damage to the reputation of Toyota's production system, and revived questions about silver-bullet theories of business excellence.
Money from friends: Finding the right revenue model for social media
Investors, it would seem, are giving a collective thumbs' down to social networks. But is it a case of throwing away the baby with the bathwater?
A call for big ideas in manufacturing, but will they happen?
A new blueprint for the Australia’s manufacturing sector offers some big ideas for saving the sector.
Inside the C-suite: GM Holden's Mark Polglaze
Unlike many HR directors, Mark Polglaze is right at the heart of the GM Holden’s 13-member senior leadership.
Why Manchester United fans are boycotting GM
Despite its lucrative sponsorship deal with soccer club Manchester United, the team’s fans have launched a boycott of GM.
Outgoing General Motors CMO Joel Ewansick’s greatest hits
General Motors has waved goodbye to its chief marketing officer Joel Ewansick, after he spent only two years at the company.
Growth and innovation vital for local businesses
Our listed companies aren't faring nearly as well as overseas counterparts. What's happening?
US retail sales hit record high
US retail sales hit record highs in March, a new commerce department report shows.
Holden does it again: how the subsidy king fills its coffers with taxpayer cash
The car industry is masterful at getting government support. We look at how they do it.
$275m Holden lifeline “not a handout”: Gillard
The Australian, Victorian and South Australian governments have tipped another $275 million into the world’s biggest car maker, US-based General Motors.
China fears influence Wall Street retreat: Morning market insights
Concerns about China’s slowing growth were at the top of investors’ minds even with the US economy showing steady signs of a sustained recovery.
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