GM cuts hundreds of jobs at 69-year-old Midwest plant — days after stock soared on bumper earnings
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America's biggest carmaker has laid off 200 staffers, days after reporting blockbuster earnings.
GM — which owns Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick — issued pink slips to 200 workers, largely at the automaker's technical center in Warren, Michigan.
The company uses the 69-year-old facility for its engineering, supply chain, AI, and technical development staff.
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