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    • General Motors CEO tries to defend $29 million salary as workers go on strike for pay raise

      General Motors CEO Mary Barra tried to defend her $29 million paycheque as nearly 13,000 auto workers in the United States went on strike demanding better pay.

    • General Motors in talks with UAW over potential threat to job from slumping US car market

      GM has cut shifts at several U.S. plants this year as inventories of unsold cars have ballooned. Industry analysts said more jobs could be at risk as the automaker wrestles with a permanently shrinking production of small and midsized sedans.

    • Chrysler files for IPO, forced by UAW trust

      The offering will be underwritten by JPMorgan. The size of the offering was not mentioned in the filing papers.

    • Italy's Fiat now Chrysler's majority shareholder

      Italy's Fiat SpA bought the US and Canadian governments' stakes in Chrysler Group LLC, becoming the majority shareholder in the US automaker with the ability to appoint more board members.

    • GM to have no workers on layoff by Sept: UAW

      General Motors Co is calling back about 2,000 workers and will be at full employment this fall, said United Auto Workers vice president and head of GM union members Joe Ashton.

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