General Motors is eliminating 74 jobs at its plant at 1000 Lexington Ave., effective June 2. Dan Maloney, president of United ...

The owner of Lexington Blue, the roofing company accused of defrauding homeowners and insurance companies, ran his firm as a ...

Former employees say the Lexington Blue roofing business ‘just wanted to build a pipeline of money,’ a Herald-Leader ...

While GM did not characterize the reduction as layoffs, Unifor, the union representing assembly workers, said it amounts to job losses that could reverberate through the wider supply chain.

Trump's trade war is causing significant disruption, leading to job cuts and withdrawn financial forecasts. Companies like UPS, GM, and Volvo are adjusting operations and outlooks due to trade ...

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GM told CNBC that the cuts were not related to the ongoing trade war being waged by President Donald Trump. The company is cutting one of the two shifts at the CAMI plant in Ontario, and will idle ...

GM’s shares on Tuesday closed up 1.4% at $48.59 in New York City. The Cruise job cuts were reported earlier by TechCrunch. Last month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration closed ...

“The news director job ... general manager Chris Mossman. Mossman said he could not comment on any personnel matters, but that, “Russ Geller is news operations manager, working out of the ...

In November, GM cut a total of about 1,000 salaried and hourly employees early one Friday morning as part of the new ranking system as well as a "normal course of business" to achieve better ...

Significant white-collar job cuts are reshaping the labor market, as organizations adapt to economic pressures and technological advancements. Google CEO Sundar Pinchai says the company has cut ...

The Trump administration's policies are expected to slow down General Motors' transition to electric vehicles, which Wall Street welcomes. But for Main Street, it might mean more job cuts and ...