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General Motors Co., dueling with Volkswagen AG to be the world’s second-best selling automaker behind Toyota Motor Corp., today introduced a diesel Chevrolet Cruze to go against VW’s Jetta in the U.S.
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Revenge fantasies don’t get any more fantastical than “Django Unchained,” Quentin Tarantino’s dazzlingly violent and outlandishly funny spin on Spaghetti Westerns, blaxploitation films and America’s original sin.
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General Motors Co. stocked Jim Ellis Chevrolet in Atlanta with plenty of Silverado full-size pickups in early 2011, part of a wager on a strong economic recovery. The strategy is backfiring.
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General Motors Co. said U.S. sales of its four remaining brands rose 49 percent in February, topping analysts’ estimates, as discounts and new financing options lured buyers.
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The head winds grew so intense during the 508-mile race through California’s Mojave Desert and Death Valley that Joshua Friedman told his teammates he thought he would be blown off his bike. Instead of tumbling down, the hedge-fund manager powered through his 86-mile leg of the Furnace Creek 508, showing little fatigue after he dismounted his bike.
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Four months on from Britain’s first Olympic gold medal in dressage, two of the country’s leading horses may be lost for the 2016 Rio Games.
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Industrywide U.S. auto sales may accelerate this month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of about 14 million, the best pace this year, a General Motors Co. executive said today.
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Toyota Motor Corp., General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co., the three largest sellers of autos in the U.S., reported bigger sales declines than analysts projected as the industry posted its worst August in 28 years.
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General Motors Co. , Toyota Motor Corp. and Ford Motor Co. sales in February exceeded analysts’ estimates as rising consumer confidence boosted industrywide deliveries to the fastest pace in 18 months.
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General Motors Co. began production of a version of the Chevrolet Cruze compact car more than three weeks behind schedule because of quality issues that the company declined to specify.
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