Barra applauded the relief stemming from the most recent executive orders signed April 29 which prevented tariffs stacking on previously announced steel and aluminum taxes. During the negotiation ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra is voicing support for the Trump administration’s automotive tariffs, arguing they allow U.S. automakers to compete more fairly in the international market.

But that’s the age of government dominance over business we live in, as General Motors CEO Mary Barra proved on Wednesday when she praised President Trump’s tariffs. This month GM announced ...

General Motors faces billions of dollars in new tariff-related hits to earnings but still plans to hold vehicle prices steady, CEO Mary Barra told FOX Business on Thursday, citing the company's ...

If you’re at Tenampa, it means you’re in for a long, fun night out—where you can make friends while singing ranchero songs ...

General Motors Chief Executive Mary Barra says she envisions an “all electric” future. But the automaker must adapt its electric-vehicle strategy to meet new consumer and regulatory demands ...

La tarde continuaba; sobre Sheeran flotaban los papeles picados multicolores mexicanos con la leyenda “Tenampa”. Al fondo la barra, que ha servido infinidad de tragos, y, aunque no hubo gota ...

The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported cars and auto parts will cost General Motors between $4 billion and $5 billion this year. But in an interview on CNN, CEO Mary Barra said the ...

GM chief executive Mary Barra walked a tightrope in a letter to shareholders Thursday that sounded upbeat — but also warned that tariffs could cost the company as much as $5 billion this year.

Barra's targets – and her compensation – improved since last year. GM CFO Paul Jacobson and President Mark Reuss made $13.1 million and $18.5 million, respectively. Compensation for General ...