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

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General Motors will invest $888 million in its Town of Tonawanda plant, to produce a new generation of V8 engines.

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GM's $888 million investment in its Town of Tonawanda engine plant will continue production of internal combustion engines.

GM celebrated the Senate’s vote to block California's EV mandate—which was also supposed to go fully into effect by 2035.

General Motors CEO Mary Barra acknowledges the company could have been better positioned during its conversations with President Donald Trump in his first term — particularly when it came to the ...