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Tag Archive for 'general motors'

Why can’t GM find a CEO?

General Motors can’t find a CEO, complained Ed Whitacre, because of rules limiting pay to only ten or twenty times America’s median household income. That’s an interesting statement. Lee Iacocca took $1 for his salary until Chrysler was back on its feet, and he was still a desirable executive. Many high-achievingn leaders of profitable corporations [...]

GM to do PR right

Congratulations, Bob Lutz. You had the right idea on GM. Most Americans think GM and Chrysler are still bankrupt. General Motors is running a series of ads to show that it isn’t, and that it still has a future. A huge number of  Americans still seem to think that Chrysler is owned by the government [...]


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