Editor's Insight: The General finally calls it quits as a European carmaker
General Motors.will be smaller and more profitable if a deal to sell Opel and Vauxhall goes ahead.
It was once said what was good for General Motors was good for America. Now, the onetime world’s largest car maker has found bigger isn’t better after all.
For some time, General Motors or GM, under its chief executive Mary Barra, has pursued a strategy of putting profits ahead of size.
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Editor's Insight: The General finally calls it quits as a European carmaker
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