Fritz Henderson, GMs president and chief operating officer becomes CEOAlso, lets have GM headed up by someone fresh out of college. They won't have much experience, but in this case GM would be no worse off.
Fritz Henderson, GMs president and chief operating officer becomes CEOAlso, lets have GM headed up by someone fresh out of college. They won't have much experience, but in this case GM would be no worse off.
Upon his departure, Wagoner becomes eligible for both a "Salaried Retirement Plan" and an "Executive Retirement Plan" with General Motors. The combined value of the plans at the end of last year was $20.2 million, according to the company's filings with the SEC, although compensation experts said his age -- 56 -- may make him ineligible for the entire amount
And technically, OJ didn't do it...technically its not a "golden parachute"
its a "Salaried Retirement Plan and Executive Retirement Plan'
ha...sh!t, i wish if i was fired i would get millions. Circuit City's CEO got a similar amount too for ruining a company.
if the gloves doesnt fit, you must acquit.And technically, OJ didn't do it...
you can't quit, gotta be fired. implicit in the statement below:I'm going to buy an H3T then quit!
Customers must qualify for state unemployment to be eligible for the program
Semantics.you can't quit, gotta be fired. implicit in the statement below:
Isn't owning a Hummer grounds from dismissal in Portland? Sounds like you've got it made!Semantics.
http://www.freep.com/article/20090601/BUSINESS01/90601021/1014/rss13General Motors Corp., which for much of its 100-year life was the world's largest automaker and the pinnacle of corporate America, today filed for bankruptcy reorganization in an attempt to rebuild itself as a smaller and leaner automaker.
The unions always came across as having an "All or Nothing" mentality. Well, it looks like they finally got nothing.
The Dow Jones industrial average is the latest Wall Street institution to be reshaped by the financial crisis.
The stock market's best-known barometer is adding Travelers Cos. and Cisco Systems Inc., replacing Citigroup Inc. and General Motors Corp. The move comes as GM enters bankruptcy protection, a move that was widely expected.
Dow Jones said Travelers, the property and casualty insurer and one-time division of Citicorp, would replace its former parent. Cisco, which makes computer networking gear, is filling the role left by GM after 83 years as part of the Dow.
17.5% of a pile of garbage is still garbage.
17.5% stake in the company....its more than the Canadian government has!
Hummer, almost owned by SHIMS.supercar company Koenigsegg is now buying Saab using GM's current platforms and powertrain setup.
Volvo owns a real small stake in Koenigsegg ($1022 worth), so technically speaking, Volvo is now part owners of Saab.
Penske now owns Saturn, Chinese company Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery(STHIM) now owns Hummer (pending Chinese government approval)
I saw a Koenigsegg on Saturday. Driving.supercar company Koenigsegg is now buying Saab using GM's current platforms and powertrain setup.
Volvo owns a real small stake in Koenigsegg ($1022 worth), so technically speaking, Volvo is now part owners of Saab.
Penske now owns Saturn, Chinese company Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery(STHIM) now owns Hummer (pending Chinese government approval)
thats a pretty rare thing to see. i woulda probably crash trying to take a picture of itI saw a Koenigsegg on Saturday. Driving.
Were they ever? My turbo 900 certainly wasn't. They were quick to rack up the repair bills though, I'll give them that.Does this mean Saabs will become fast again?
The old 900 (pre 92) was a pretty fast saloon for it's day with its 175hp's. But more so it is the predesessor to that model, the 99Turbo, that was a fast 70's era car.Were they ever? My turbo 900 certainly wasn't. They were quick to rack up the repair bills though, I'll give them that.
lolwut?To answer the question the OP posed. Yes. GM is fvcked as fvcked can be. IMO there are two options on the table - nationalize or chap 7.
GM on Twitter and Facebook??????
Brand to be Wound Down
General Motors announced today that the intended sale of Saab Automobile AB would not be concluded. After the withdrawal of Koenigsegg Group AB last month, GM had been in discussions with Spyker Cars about its interest in acquiring Saab. During the due diligence, certain issues arose that both parties believe could not be resolved. As a result, GM will start an orderly wind-down of Saab operations.
DETROIT – General Motors today announced that Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machines Co., Ltd. (Tengzhong) was unable to complete the acquisition of HUMMER. As a result, GM will begin the orderly wind-down of the HUMMER operations.
"One year ago, General Motors announced that we were going to divest HUMMER, as part of focusing our efforts on Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac going forward. We have since considered a number of possibilities for HUMMER along the way, and we are disappointed that the deal with Tengzhong could not be completed," said John Smith GM vice president of corporate planning and alliances. "GM will now work closely with HUMMER employees, dealers and suppliers to wind down the business in an orderly and responsible manner."
GM will continue to honor HUMMER warranties, while providing service support and spare parts to current HUMMER owners around the world.
couldnt agree more. horrible horrible designs after the H1. the H2 was basically a Tahoe/Yukon with a fvcking ugly body on itnot gonna miss them. The OG hummer was pretty bad ass but everything after was a joke.