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Baris Cetinok is the latest Silicon Valley alum to leave General Motors Co., a spokesperson for the Detroit automaker confirmed Tuesday. Cetinok joined the company in 2023 and most recently served as ...

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USA TODAY Cars discussed GM Energy's future plans and new tech with the company's vice president Wade Sheffer. Sheffer explained that new GM Energy tech is part of an entire ecosystem built around the ...

Streaming Media Connect will launch December 9 with an exclusive Keynote Fireside Chat featuring GM & Head of NASA+ Rebecca Sirmons. Titled "Streaming the Universe with NASA+," the conversation will ...

Jets fans, if you’re looking for a real bright spot in the middle of this chaos, it starts with the Jets GM roster reset. For once, under Darren Mougey, it feels like the team has a guy in charge who ...

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GM is directing suppliers to phase out China-sourced components by 2027 as it restructures its supply chain during rising trade tensions and EV strategy changes. General Motors is telling thousands of ...

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Cadillac’s Escalade IQ will debut hands-off, eyes-off driving and a wave of new AI tech that could change how we use cars. General Motors is betting that by 2028, you won’t need to look at the road.