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Friday, Oct. 15, 2010
General Motors is saving up to 5% of its first common shares for U.S. and Canadian employees, retirees and dealers, providing them a chance to share in the company's expected financial success after suffering through GM's restructuring.
Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010
GM says it asked investment bankers running the initial public offering to reserve the shares for U.S. and Canadian employees, retirees and dealers.
OnStar is in discussions about insurance discounts for customers to incentivize consumers to keep the $199-plus annual subscription to General Motors' telematics service, President Chris Preuss said.
Sen. Carl Levin called Wednesday for sweeping changes in the Corporate Average Fuel Economy regulation in order to accelerate adoption and reduce prices of electric vehicles, but a leading environmental activist said he's just protecting his home state industry again.
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010
General Motors is offering workers, retirees and dealers a chance to buy shares through its initial public offering, but financial advisers, economists and history suggest they should be careful before diving in.
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Ford: EcoBoost engine priced for affordability http://bit.ly/bfJu5F
5% of GM stock set aside for employees in IPO http://bit.ly/9mSQYb
Ford: V6 will let F-150 get 23 m.p.g. http://bit.ly/8Xybxg
Ads touting gas generator could backfire with devotees http://bit.ly/cS9axA
Rattner agrees to settle with the SEC http://bit.ly/a7URZY
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