Mary Barra said at the Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything conference in New York City she learned lessons from ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra defended her company's position Friday amid the United Auto Workers union strike and said GM has put multiple offers forward. "We've been at the table since July 18th.

These days what’s good for Donald Trump is apparently good for General Motors.

which is more than double of GM’s market cap. “If you’re asking for more than the company made, I think that’s not a good position,” Barra pointedly said. “I think we’re in a good ...

DETROIT, Dec 14 (Reuters) - General Motors (GM.N), opens new tab CEO Mary Barra has made many bold moves during a decade on the job to lift the automaker's share price: jettisoning money-losing ...

GM head Mary Barra said she is not yet ready to retire ... Rubenstein said that it sounds as though Barra is happy with her position and that for the foreseeable future she will remain as CEO ...

Two weeks into her new job, Barra learned of the ignition switch recall, a scandal that rocked GM and resulted in a housecleaning of personnel, Senate hearings, new policies and safety processes ...

Make no mistake, Barra, 60, has unwavering gravitas. She is one of the most important CEOs GM's had in a long time, a historical figure occupying the job held once by such noted CEOs as Alfred ...

Evidently, however, in her 10th year on the job, GM CEO Mary Barra is still up for a good challenge. In less than 12 months, GM has turned things around to the point where it's a rare bright ...

Trump claimed these job cuts had "nothing to do with ... the costs of which Barra described as “untenable.” GM has made a variety of production changes at plants in the United States this ...