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GM delays next-gen EV truck program, Crain's Detroit reports

GM delays next-gen EV truck program, Crain's Detroit reports

DETROIT, April 21 (Reuters) - General Motors is indefinitely delaying its next-generation full-size electric truck program, including the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado, which was set to start in 2028, Crain’s Detroit Business reported on Tuesday, citing sources.
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General Motors Halts Development of Next-Gen Full-Size EV Trucks and SUVs

General Motors Halts Development of Next-Gen Full-Size EV Trucks and SUVs

General Motors Halts Development of Next-Gen Full-Size EV Trucks and SUVs
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GM Halts Development of Next-Gen Electric Vehicles, Raising Viability Concerns

GM Halts Development of Next-Gen Electric Vehicles, Raising Viability Concerns

GM Halts Development of Next-Gen Electric Vehicles, Raising Viability Concerns
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General Motors Achieves 100% Renewable Energy Use in U.S. Facilities

General Motors Achieves 100% Renewable Energy Use in U.S. Facilities

General Motors Achieves 100% Renewable Energy Use in U.S. Facilities
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Universities Adapt to Bridge Tech Skill Gap with Industry Collaboration

Universities Adapt to Bridge Tech Skill Gap with Industry Collaboration

Universities Adapt to Bridge Tech Skill Gap with Industry Collaboration
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Workforce Pell Grants Highlight Need for Data Innovation in Education

Workforce Pell Grants Highlight Need for Data Innovation in Education

Workforce Pell Grants Highlight Need for Data Innovation in Education
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GE Aerospace Launches $30 Million Workforce Training Program to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap

GE Aerospace Launches $30 Million Workforce Training Program to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap

GE Aerospace Launches $30 Million Workforce Training Program to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap
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GE Aerospace Foundation Launches 'Lifting Futures' to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap

GE Aerospace Foundation Launches 'Lifting Futures' to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap

GE Aerospace Foundation Launches 'Lifting Futures' to Address Manufacturing Skills Gap
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Community Colleges Leverage Workforce Pell for Data Innovation and Economic Impact

Community Colleges Leverage Workforce Pell for Data Innovation and Economic Impact

Community colleges across the United States are actively working to integrate credit, noncredit, and financial aid systems to advance the Workforce Pell initiative. This program aims to empower upward mobility by linking educational success with market value, measured by employment and wages. The initiative is particularly focused on sectors such as healthcare, cybersecurity, information technology, skilled trades, advanced manufacturing, and bioscience, where community college graduates are already contributing significantly to the economy. The Workforce Pell program presents new opportunities for innovation around critical data needs, including defining 'high-skill, high-wage' occupations and measuring completion and employment placement rates. The program also emphasizes the importance of stackable credentials and ensuring that trainees find jobs in specific occupations.
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GM lured new product chief with pay package totaling $40 million

GM lured new product chief with pay package totaling $40 million

By Kalea Hall April 20 (Reuters) - General Motors recruited new product chief Sterling Anderson last year with a pay package totaling as much as $40 million, a regulatory filing on Monday showed.
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AI's Impact on Entry-Level Jobs Prompts Adaptation by 'New Ivies' Including Air Force Academy

AI's Impact on Entry-Level Jobs Prompts Adaptation by 'New Ivies' Including Air Force Academy

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market, particularly affecting entry-level positions. A Forbes report highlights how 'New Ivies,' including the U.S. Air Force Academy, are adapting to this shift. The report indicates that AI is reducing the need for entry-level hires, prompting educational institutions to adjust their curricula to prepare students for AI-driven environments. The Air Force Academy is among those integrating AI into training, reflecting a broader trend of technological adaptation in both civilian and military sectors.
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Pentagon Seeks GM and Ford's Assistance in Weapons Production Amid Global Conflicts

Pentagon Seeks GM and Ford's Assistance in Weapons Production Amid Global Conflicts

The U.S. Department of Defense is reaching out to major American automakers, including General Motors and Ford, to assist in the production of military equipment. This request comes as ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have led to a depletion of military supplies. Senior Pentagon officials have initiated discussions with these companies to explore their potential role in expanding weapons production. The initiative is part of a broader strategy by the Trump administration to place the U.S. on a 'wartime footing,' supported by a proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget. The Pentagon is emphasizing the urgency of this request as a national security priority, seeking to leverage commercial solutions and technologies to maintain a military advantage.