general motors has a history of working countries where they are unprofitable.onfidence in korea's once powerful auto sector if they do could? —— quit. in korea's once powerful auto sector if they do could? -- quit. they were really expert driven since general motors sold out their subsidiaries in europe. the operations in korea we re in europe. the operations in korea were becoming very unprofitable. it has a production capacity of1 million units and out of that about 1596 million units and out of that about 15% were allocated to the european market. the closure of foreign subsidy areas for general motors has provided less incentive for the company to operate its operations in korea in a full capacity. we believe that by the korean government agreeing to the terms given out by general motors will provide more incentive for the investors to have confidence in korea, that it is now becoming to understand the benefits of restructuring. a quick look of the market. asian markets have opened lower, pretty much following on from their us counterparts. that is it for t

he worked for general motors. he was sort of a boy wonder in the early 1960's for general motors. he was hitting cars out of the ballpark in a lot of ways. he was achieving success after success. for example, he was one of the champions of the pontiac gto muscle car. this is him accepting a motor trend award for the gto. this was another of his cars he championed later in the 1960's, the firebird. these were very successful automobiles. he was on the fast track at general motors. people thought he was being groomed to eventually be ceo of general motors. but he felt straitjacketed, he did not like the corporate culture there, he thought it was restrictive and conservative. he was sort of a partier, he did not like dressing in suits, wore his hair longer and dated model. he thought the buttoned up culture at general motors was reflected in the automobile styling of their cars, which he thought was stodgy. he quit in 1973, and when he quit, he said general motors is not making the kind of cars that interest the public and he vowed that he would teach general motors how to build auto

general motors and volkswagen are already doing quite well in china.o —— further benefit them? and how will this play out for other manufacturers to want to make it big on the mainland? that is the great question. china is the largest automotive market in the world and general motors and vw have the largest market share they. what you need to know is that 90% of the cars of —— sold in china, are made in china. but as of today, only 50% of the companies can be owned by foreign owners. large global companies are shot out —— shut out from the profits. what's this change goes ahead, gm and vw will have the chance to build fully owned manufacturing operations. you think this move by beijing authorities is to counter the potential trade war between the two largest economies in the world? and could this basically narrow the trade deficit between china and the us? i am not so sure it will narrow the trade deficit because this really pertains to domestic production and a lot of the supplies and elements are also produced domestically. the timing of the announce

and then, although you had a scholarship from general motors, you were not required to go work at generals, but you felt you should? ginni: yeah. this is -- these are -- some schools and these were wonderful programs from companies in that day and age. this was an effort to get women and minorities into businesses. and at that time, general motors had a program which was they went to some of what were the best schools and said, gee, if i can get you -- the deal was i will pay your tuition, your room and board, everything. and someone going to school themselves, a professor said to me, hey, you ought to look at this program. and in return, work there in the summers. otherwise, no strings attached. so i had a wonderful set of internships with them. and then when i graduated, i did feel a sense, a real sense of obligation to first go to gm. i had a lot of other offers, but to go to gm. i was a computer science and engineering degree. david: were there a lot of women taking those courses in those days at northwestern? ginni: what do you think? david: not that many? ginni: no. i was probably t

i know general motors -- this is an important priority for you. >> general motors and cadillac specificallyen very conservative in the rollout of semi-autonomous technology. we fundamentally that beta testing and development is to be done in a controlled environment with the hands of experienced engineers, not in the hands of consumers. if this means that we have a slow learner rollout, then so be it. we are one of the leading proponents of autonomous capability. given the stature of general motors, we have to be very circumspect, precisely for the reasons you articulate, to ensure the that the way we roll out the technology builds confidence in consumers and regulators alike. ♪ abigail: looking on the bloomberg which highlights this red versus green. red indicating the price of technology. abigail: there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we always enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will become your favor. here is another function you will find useful. quic go. it will take you to our quick takes, where you can give you insight into weekly topi

been a concern ever since vauxhall became part of the peugeot—citroen family, when psa bought general motorsan business. the boss of psa has previously said brexit uncertainty would delay major investment decisions. so what has changed? we have a strong performance plan for the plant, that we are now going to implement to give the plant the possibility to catch up, in terms of cost and quality competitiveness, with all the other european continental plants.

group to keep its promises before buying the european general motors last year it valid to hold job guarantees at opel but shop stuff of rejected wage concessions demanded by hearsay or in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model that opens bactrian eyes enough to come make it continues to lose money recently management pressed unions to forgo worth four point three percent pay rise to allow for further investments in germany. let's see how traders are reacting to this story daniel cope is in frankfurt for us analysts had said that it was going to be tough for the group when the french made those promises and keeping those promises would be tough before they even bought opel has has it got any easier. you know not really opel are still having a really hard time to reach their k.p. eyes off p.s.a. their goal is very simple opel who has been reporting lots of since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine mostly under the ownership of general motors needs to be profitable again by twenty twenty by this homework that it's really seems to be become too difficult the fi

profits in china, a big play for general motors. up this morning, i saw china is considering cutting their tariff on imported automobiles. will that affect your business at all? >> i think the impacts will be minimal. we build where we sell. the vast majority of products we sell in china are built there. we have a strong position with 14.8 per share -- 14.8% share, very strong brand. we believe the tariff impact in , whether they reduce it or not, pretty minimal to our business. david: in free cash flow for the quarter, you were actually negative. what was that about? >> typically, we burn free cash flow, and it is just seasonal factors anything about working capital. in a typical quarter, it will be about $1.5 billion. as wequarter of 2018, expected and as we guided, we expected free cash flow to deteriorate versus typical rhetoric, largely german by the truck downtime that impacted -- largely driven by the truck downtime. the timing of production. and driven by incremental capital spending in the first quarter versus typical run r

brands have benefited enormously you know mcdonald's starbucks apple kentucky fried chicken general motors boeing these are huge presences in china they have a deep presence in this country you know is the united states really going to risk their future and the jobs of thousands of workers here in china officials here in china still can't quite believe that president from really wants a trade war because of the sort of mutually assured destruction that would bring about adrian thank you very much for that for now that is that china correspondent adrian brown with the very latest live in beijing thank you. let's move on to other news now and russia's foreign intelligence agency chief has accused the u.s. and the u.k. of concocting the poisoning of a former spy assegais and made the comments at a security conference in moscow he says washington's actions towards russia means they can meld talk of return to the cold war era several countries have expelled russian diplomats over the poisoning of former agent. and his daughter in russian we have two correspondents following developments we will

i know general motors is active in this area.expect this will increase the level of regulatory oversight and slow down the process? general motors and cadillac specifically have been conservative in the rollout of autonomous technology. thatndamentally believe the thing in development is to be done in the controlled environment in the hands of experienced engineers, not in the hands of consumers. if this means we have a slower rollout, so be it. we are one of the leading proponents of autonomous capability. of general motors, we have to be very circumspect, especially for the reasons you articulate. the way we rollout the technology helps consumers and regulators alike. ♪ bloomberg, rede versus green, red indicating that technology, the worst performers. that is a big slice of the market because it is the biggest component. >> there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we always enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will become your favorites. here's another function you may find useful. go -- a quick take from

david: you had a scholarship from general motors i -- you are not required but you thought you should work there. ginni: wonderful programs from companies in this day and age. an effort to get women and minorities and businesses. at that time general motors had a program which was they went to what were some of the best schools, if i could get you a deal, i will pay your tuition, room and board. a professor said to me you ought to look at this program. in r return, worked there during the summers otherwise no strings attached. when i graduated i did feel a sense of obligation to first go to gm. i had other offers but to go to gm i was a computer science and engineering degree. david: for the many women taking those courses at northwestern? ginni: i was probably the only woman in many of the classes. david: you have an opportunity to go to a company called ibm. ginni: this long thought out of your -- career plan. i like what i was doing, i i likefelt because technology. it was this idea to apply to different industries. it was as simple as my husband said i have a friend and his dad wo

general motors took extraordinary measures to keep the reboot a secret.ris van cleave looks at how gm hides vehicles in plain sight while testing them out. >>> people take pictures of these when you're out driving. >> why? because that is the future driving by hidden in plain sight. >> this is considered a high security vehicle right now. >> high security vehicle. >> it has to be covered when it's stopped. >> reporter: even heavily disguised in its zebra colored camo, the 2019 camaro attracts attention. >> when does the spy photo show up? >> normally the same day. >> the camaro erupted on the auto scene in 1947 to take on ford's mustang. through the year and multiple design changes, it's become an icon for general motors, so secrecy is key. pictures not only ruin the surprise for customers and tip off competitors, they can also hurt business. car makers, have developed an array of trickery from heavy vinyl to disguise the shape and look, to pieces transforming the front and rear of the vehicle to hide the new design underneath. the body is wrapped in dizz

through the years and multiple design changes it's become an icon for general motors.ey. pictures not only ruin the surprise for customers and tip off competitors, they it kurt business. from heavy vinyl to disguise the shape and look to brand-new flash holded pieces for exampling the front and rear of the vehicle to -- for covering the front and rear of the vehicle to hide what's underneath. >> our camoflauge engineers would take this foam and they would create a fake feature line. >> reporter: al oppenheiser leads the camaro team. >> you can put a competitor's brand on the front. >> reporter: he took us for a ride on the proving grounds usually off limits to cameras. we're trying out the new 10 speed transition in the va camaro ss. -- v8 camaro ss. it's fast. here is the 2019 camaro without its camoflauge, goes on sale in august. the front end is all new. there's a new infotainment system and this is a new color. it does look better than the camoflauge. kris van cleave, cbs news, new york. >> the camoflauge was kind of cool. >> you got to know. inquiring minds. >> no

general motors rose over 3%, tesla over 5%. that also sent the price of oil higher. u.s.. >>> meanwhile, facebook's stock rallied 4.5%. twitter jumped over 5%. the dow jones gained over 425 points, the s&p 500 gained over 43 points and the nasdaq composite finished almost 144 points higher. >>> bank of america will no longer lend money to gun makers who master assault-style guns for military use. they include remington, vista outdoors, and ruger. this is in response to the february deadly school shooting in florida. last month citigroup said it would bar companies with which it does business from selling guns to people under 21 years old. >>> in london the european commission raided a number of offices in sports broadcasting including a division of rupert murdoch's 20th century fox. they're looking into a possible arrangement to maintain high prices and restrict competition. fox network group distributes tv and cable channels around the world. >>> there's a big run on necco wafers. never one of the biggest selling candies in the country, but world that the new england con

general motors and ford have been investing for a generation in china.t of that is because the chinese government has basically said if you want to sell here, you got to build here, and so these kind of tariffs won't have a lot of effect on gm and ford but the new player in u.s. autos is tesla. they only have one factory here in silicon valley. taking their cars from here to china. >> okay so tesla. but we know that the buick plants for general motors in china has been there a long time. they've been having this chance, but as a stockholder or investor watching, is it too touchy and dicey and maybe a little dangerous to invest in auto companies that are based in the u.s. until this tariff discussion starts to dissipate? >> well, that's one of the questions here is if you look at sales and where vehicles are made for general motors and ford, you know, they're done in china there, but you could see the chinese government take on additional moves to encourage their industry. they have a long history of trying to encourage local -- liz: i'm sorry, could we p

after its acquisition of opel from general motors the french p.s.a. group became europe's second largest comic last summer and the french groups such as appears to be paying off in the first three months of this year p.s.a. group sold more than one million cars that's a record and it means the company is on track to meet its goal of selling four million cars in twenty eighteen the opel vauxhall. brand formerly owned by general motors accounted for more than a quarter of costs sold us opel still posted significant losses last year and analysts say it remains in the red that's what p.s.a. group is trying to cut costs at opel it is now in negotiations with germany's largest industry trade union over its plans to suspend the pain crease at opel factories through. company transports continue to arrive at opal's factory in eisenach but that could change soon opals french owner p.s.a. is looking to cut ships and reduce its workforce by eight hundred employees about half the workforce here a potential disaster for eyes and the suv of it could make you but thi

general motor on behalf of united states counsel for automotive research. recognized for five minutes. >> chairman and ranking members and members of the committee, my name is dan nicholson, vice president for general motor company. i'm here today respecting general motors, a member company for the united states counsel of automotive resedge u.s. car. i appreciate to being alphabetically to appear before you to discuss the importance of increase of octane gasoline. the automotive industry is changing as an unprecedented pace. this requires mobility stake holders to be better accord fated and to develop strategies together. as the committee explores options, such as changes to u.s. fuel standards that may include higher octane gasoline, it is necessary that the industries involved in this opportunity work more closely together in order to ensure that consumers benefit and our industries remain strong. we believe increasing the minimum octane level in u.s. gasoline for new vehicles will be a win for all industries and most importantly consumers. today, you wi

stick around because when we return there's a new service in the works to be offered by volvo general motors and amazon where the packages will be delivered directly to your vehicle lauren fix the car coach joins us to discuss plus david burchell of a left and vestments joins us with talk about wells fargo is there an easy exit ramp for them in their beleaguered the beleaguered bank we'll talk about it when you and your break here are the numbers at the closing bell. to two careers are on the verge of signing a peace treaty. change on your own summit is in the works is peace coming to the korean peninsula well it's possible the foreign policy blog in the corporatists media are less enthusiastic after all conflict is very business model. look at the blockade and the animosity for fifty almost sixty years to change the regime in cuba no the last administration realized that the majority of cuban americans wanted normalizations the normalised and when you normalize you can talk . and i want to tell you from my experience and two but when the united states you sugar. instead of a hammer things c

group to keep its promises before buying the european arm of general motors last year it vowed to uphold job guarantees that opel but shop stuff have rejected wage concessions demanded by p.s.a. they were in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model at a factory and not become a continues to lose money recently management pressed unions to forgo a four point three percent pay rise to allow for further investments in germany is that your call with more. lots of uncertainty a germany's carmaker opel the company is having a really hard time to complete the homework off their new owner peers say their goal is very simple opel who has been reporting losses since one thousand nine hundred nine mostly under the ownership of general motors needs to be profitable again and that by twenty twenty p.s.a. has promised in the past that no jobs will be cut but the opel are not only have a job guarantee until the very end of this year if p.s.a. runs out of patience opel might have to fire up to one thousand people most likely in their smallest production location in the ci

. >> mm-hmm, by general motors. on hinojosa: ...by corpora by general motors. they were coming after you. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: in those moments when you're... you know, you whre basically being targeted across the board kept you going? >> i think it's a striving for justice. edlost a lot of friends in traffic crashes ssly. there were no seatbelts, nos, airbo padded dash panels, you know, no rollover support. now, for example, it's much safer-- motor vehicl much safer-- but i lost high school, college classmes. and i used to hitchhike a lot, and often the truck drivers who picked me up would be first at the scene of a crash, and it was really pretty bloody and grisly and screams. and so i wrote a paper at harvard law school on safe automobile engineering and the law. >> hinojosa: and back then, did peopleind of think, "unsafe automobiles? what's this guy focusing on cars? ers are like, supposed to everything that we want, and..." >> yeah. >> hinojosa: did they all think you were just kind of...el >> yeah, you know, this was in 1950s. the cars were advertised as

stick around because when we return there's a new service in the works to be offered by volvo general motorsand damages on where the packages will be delivered directly to your vehicle lauren fix the car coach joins us to discuss it plus david burchell of the left investments joins us to talk about wells fargo is there an easy action plan for them in their beleaguered the beleaguered bank we'll talk about it when you and your break your good numbers at the closing bell. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goal people . but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the pole with you and do all the great britain you are the rock at the back nobody gets

welcome back and auto industry news chrysler fear general motors and bolts wagon of all released their earning statements chrysler fia profits were up sixty percent to one point two four billion dollars lifted by factors including a thirty seven percent jump in sales of their jeep brand vehicles and general motors garnered a thirty six billion dollars in profit this quarter more than expected they also posted a two point six billion dollars in operating profits down twenty six percent versus the same quarter of last year weighing down the fact factory down time required for a transition toward increased truck production g.m. also announced an agreement with south korean labor unions that it expected to yield as much as five hundred million dollars in savings going forward and volkswagen posted an operating profit of four point two billion euros or five point five billion dollars that's a four percent drop from a year ago the german car maker attributed the dip to a change in the method for evaluating derivatives and said that excluding that factor profits would have been up slightly an

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threatens to stall general motors most profitable markets amarin chile's atacama desert west stargazers are worried about the lights there's just too much of it. french president to ban you on the house urged the u.s. to avoid nationalism and think gauge with the world in a speech to american politicians he received a three minute standing ovation as he arrived to address a joint meeting of congress and despite his apparent love in with donald trump over the last two days took a him at the u.s. president's agenda in his speech is sounding huge as a rebuke of trump he said the chief countries share a very special relationship but he raised their differences on the environment and warned us against shutting out the world. let me say we have two possible ways head we can choose isolationism withdrawal and nationalism this is an option it can be tempting to us as a temporary remember if to all feels but closing the door to the word will not stop the of olution of the word. it will not dollars but inflame the fruits of our citizens we have to keep our eyes wide open to the new risks right in

general motors company will cut fifteen hundred jobs in ohio eliminating a shift from their lordstown plant where workers assemble chevy cruze cars the compact sedans the move comes as automakers including g.m. and ford are effort being to rebalance there and inventories to be able to keep up with demand for more sports utility vehicles and pick up trucks the sales for which is increased due to lower gasoline prices the current average nationwide price for a gallon of regular gasoline is two dollars and seventy cents which is actually up eighteen cents from one month ago. as a trumpet ministration up the rhetoric on trade and tariffs president paying of china announced that they would be willing to lower auto tariffs least that's what they said but is this an olive branch gesture or anything genuine behind it or is it just another reason china is offering that a concession here to discuss is the car coach lauren fix lauren what do you make of paying this statement about the tariffs. well i think china has said this before you know if you lower yours will lower ours if you raise yours

welcome back and auto industry news chrysler fia general motors and bolts wagon of all released their earning statements chrysler fia profits were up sixty percent to one point two four billion dollars lifted by factors including a thirty seven percent jump in sales of their jeep brand vehicles and general motors garnered a thirty six billion dollars in profit this quarter more than expected they also posted a two point six billion dollars in operating profits down twenty six percent versus the same quarter of last year weighing down the fact factory down time required for a transition toward increased truck production g.m. also announced an agreement with south korean labor unions that is expected to yield as much as five hundred million dollars in savings going forward and volkswagen posted an operating profit of four point two billion euros or five point five billion dollars that's a four percent drop from a year ago the german carmaker attributed the dip to a change in the method for evaluating derivatives and said that excluding that factor profits would have been up slightly and

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threatens to stall general motors most profitable market. hello and welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia that weather system across eastern areas is clearing away but we have got this area of cloud giving some showers across parts of the kuwait through into iran and iraq we've also got a little circulation further towards the west affecting the eastern side of the mediterranean so beirut and in lebanon across parts of syria will see the risk of showers jordan to seen some shower activity and indeed moving through friday you see quite a circulation developing here and some heavy showers returning towards parts of iraq so down across the arabian peninsula there's a bit more cloud around at the moment most likely to persist through thursday i think for most part should stay dry in the shower activity confined to northern parts of saudi arabia was ahead on through into start the weekend it should settle down sunshine return across the plain shit but not as hot as ours being just thirty three d

opel posted losses for two decades under its previous owner general motors now a new owner p.s.a. is looking to make it more competitive. the company announced the goal in twenty seventeen. plan is this. spending are clear plan is to cut out forced redundancies if we want to keep our existing plants in europe and modernize them to and as well as develop a plan to make each location competitive. higher wage agreements negotiated between the metal workers union and former owner g.m. coupled with recent. salary hikes of three point seven percent making it harder to restructure opel. negotiations may take weeks but without substantial savings for opel p.s.a. may follow through on its threats to reduce staff at the factory in eyes enough as well as another in kaiserslautern. every step hurts and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years neal of her bag was working as a seamstress at rana plaza when the nine stories of our building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover h

vehicles in china last year general motors now sells more vehicles here in china than it does in the united states the other dominant theme at this auto show is electric cars china government really is pushing green technology right now and it's such an ambitious goal it won thirty percent of all cost sales seven years from now to be those of electric vehicles and one of the ways that it's doing that . is offering generous incentives and subsidies not just to buyers but also to manufacturers and that could well entails that the government is able to meet that very ambitious target malaysian police say they believe two suspects in the killing of a palestinian hamas member are still in the country but they don't know who they are they have released a new photo fit image of one of the men the thought of shot. at least fourteen times in the back last saturday he was heading to a mosque in the city where he worked as an engineering academic when he was killed his body is now at the airport in kuala lumpur ready to be flown back to gaza israel has dismissed claims that its intelligence age

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general motors and buick were hired -- hiring between 15 and 20 people per day when i went into the shop. we do not have that here. it is eight miles to the nearest gas pump. you learn to go without the convenience. you make the trip into town once a week and make sure you get almost everything you need because it costs twice as much to go back if you forget it because you have to go far to drive. host: more calls from rural america in a minute but one more story from capitol hill that got attention yesterday. chaplinoor a rep's over -- he wraps over chaplin -- erupts over chaplin firing, the democrats were voted down. the house leadership reporter with rollcall joins us. the departure was announced last week. how did it turn into a floor fight in the house yesterday? >> people did not realize, when the house chaplain's departure was recognized, it was not voluntary, everyone assumed he was resigning for personal reasons and wanted to retire. maybe he was ill. him, theye talk to interact with him on the floor, they realized that was not the reason. it came to light that speaker ryan had

has been reporting losses since one thousand nine hundred nine mostly under the ownership of general motorsneeds to be profitable again and that by twenty twenty p.s.a. has promised in the past there are no jobs will be cut but the opel learners only have a job guarantee until the very end of this year if p.s.a. runs out of patience opel might have to fire up to one thousand people most likely in their smallest production location in the city of eisenhower german chancellor angela merkel has reminded peers in many times not to forget what they were promised to thousands of opel employees before taking over the company. john hope that the frankfurt stock exchange now you're not allowed to water the garden you can forget about filling the pool for example or washing your car cape town's drought is a real pain but think about those farmers who've got whole fields to irrigate. martin use cholesky soros runs as he proves true citrus plantation it hasn't seen proper rain for quite some time all twenty seven thousand five hundred trees on his fields need watch or other was there for oil off. if th