GM – the aftershocks continue

Media analysis of GM’s downsizing announcement is continuing, with the focus shifting to an assessment of the real impact on communities and individuals of job cuts and plant closings, and to the viability of GM’s plan to turn around its North American operation. There seems to be a building consensus among business and financial analysts that GM’s latest moves will not be enough to turn around the company – leaving unanswered questions about developing profitable, competitive products quickly and improving efficiency. Read more below… For generations of GM workers, cuts mean end of an era GM layoffs a hard blow for Canadian car town GM shares down a day after cost-cuts announcement Stock turkeys of 2005 Huge cuts may not be enough, some fear Survival at stake, but there’s no guarantee

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Media analysis of GM’s downsizing announcement is continuing, with the focus shifting to an assessment of the real
impact on communities and individuals of job cuts and plant closings, and to the viability of GM’s plan to turn around
its North American operation.

There seems to be a building consensus among business and financial analysts that GM’s latest moves will not be enough
to turn around the company – leaving unanswered questions about developing profitable, competitive products quickly and
improving efficiency. Read more below…

For generations of GM workers, cuts mean end
of an era

GM layoffs a
hard blow for Canadian car town


GM shares down a day after cost-cuts announcement

Stock turkeys of 2005

Huge cuts may not be enough, some
fear

Survival at stake, but there’s no
guarantee