GM doubles leased space in Detroit Hudson's building to 4 floors
When GM corporate staff and executives move world headquarters to the Hudson building late next year, it now needs double the ...
GM, Gilbert seek state funding for massive overhaul of RenCen, riverfront
Dan Gilbert's real estate company envisions a rightsizing of Detroit's skyline icon for a new era of downtown living.
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Experts: Under Trump, GM faces volatile future with more job cuts almost certain
All three Detroit automakers build various vehicles in Mexico that are sold here. "So the first quarter will be very ...
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Explosion at GM Factory ZERO in Detroit injures 1 on Thanksgiving
DETROIT – Hazmat teams gave the “All clear” after an explosion rocked General Motors' Factory ZERO in Detroit. The Detroit Fire Department responded to the scene on Thursday (Nov. 28) and said that a ...
Howes: Why it's good GM, Gilbert plan for RenCen turns away from old Detroit
In old Detroit, they'd be proposing to raze the iconic complex after decades of deterioration, or hanging on in hopes ...
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One Hurt in Blast at Detroit General Motors' Factory Zero Plant
The worker suffered non-life-threatening injuries when a cylinder exploded, a Detroit fire official said ... Fire ...
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GM To Double Floor Space In New Hudson’s Detroit Headquarters
GM now says it will lease four floors at Hudson's Detroit for its new headquarters rather than two, though it won't move to ...
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GM, Bedrock propose new vision for RenCen; call for demolition of 2 towers
Bedrock and General Motors on Monday announced a conceptual plan to redevelop the Renaissance Center and 27 acres along the ...
GM lays off 1,000 workers, even as it nears record profits
GM says it’s “optimizing” its operations through layoffs and facility closures. General Motors laid off approximately 1,000 ...
Main RenCen tower stays, 2 others to be demolished, in proposed revamp of Detroit complex
GM and Bedrock unveil a $1.6 billion vision for the struggling Detroit icon that requires $250 million in public money.