GM has reportedly cut more jobs, targeting underperforming employees through the automaker’s revamped annual performance evaluation system. Affected workers were notified last Friday.

General Motors continues to thin its ranks under a new evaluation program that looks to let go of poor-performing salaried workers, according to two sources familiar with the company's plans.

The Lyrq-V is largely similar to the regular model, but includes unique badging and enhanced performance parts and other accessories to improve driving dynamics. GM said the Lyriq-V, starting at $ ...

One of them said it is likely more people will be fired through the end of February as managers continue to evaluate worker performance as part of a new system GM unveiled last year, but no figure ...

GM and Hyundai have announced a new deal to cooperate in a joint vehicle parts purchasing plan. In addition, Hyundai has stated that it will coordinate with GM in the areas of commercial and ...

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