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GM's Cruise To Restart Supervised Robotaxi Tests In Texas Months After Suspension - General Motors (NYSE:GM) - Vimarsana News

GM's Cruise To Restart Supervised Robotaxi Tests In Texas Months After Suspension - General Motors (NYSE:GM)

The potential locations for the tests are Houston and Dallas, the report added.

GM's Cruise to resume testing self-driving cars on public roads - Vimarsana News

GM's Cruise to resume testing self-driving cars on public roads

General Motors' troubled robotaxi unit was forced to suspend operations last year after a devastating incident in California

Source: qz.com
GM changes its bonus plan for salaried workers in 2024: What new formula means - Vimarsana News

GM changes its bonus plan for salaried workers in 2024: What new formula means

Some white-collar workers at GM are concerned their bonuses just got dinged as GM changes the criteria it will use going forward.

Source: yahoo.com
GM's Cruise hardware chief resigns in latest exit after operations suspended - Vimarsana News

GM's Cruise hardware chief resigns in latest exit after operations suspended

The head of hardware at General Motors' Cruise self-driving unit, Carl Jenkins, said on Thursday he had resigned from the company, the latest in a series of departures since the company suspended... -February 15, 2024 at 07:51 pm EST - MarketScreener

Yet Another Executive At GM's Cruise Steps Down As Company's Relaunch Timeline Remains Vague - General Motors (NYSE:GM) - Vimarsana News

Yet Another Executive At GM's Cruise Steps Down As Company's Relaunch Timeline Remains Vague - General Motors (NYSE:GM)

GM reported an operating loss of $3.48 billion at Cruise in 2023, compared to a loss of $3.24 billion in 2022.