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Monday, June 22, 2026
TopicGeneral Motors

Topic: General Motors

Hyundai in talks to buy GM’s Talegaon plant but your Creta, Venue isn’t coming anytime soon

It won’t be before late-2024 or early-2025 that a Hyundai-badged car leaves the Talegaon factory. There are many reasons for that.

There’s a little bit of India in cars around the world today. It’s in the codes that run them

Several car companies, including General Motors and Ford, who have both left the India market, do a huge amount of their software development work in India.

First GM, now Ford — why India is becoming a graveyard for world’s auto giants

India is a market for low-priced cars with low running costs, and global majors don’t have the models to match Maruti and Hyundai’s entry-level vehicles.

Only Mukesh: How Dhirubhai Ambani’s son is on his way to owning India’s digital market

Many believed outsize investment in a competitive business like telecom couldn’t yield a proper return, but Mukesh Ambani’s deals have shown up sceptics.

‘Challenging and lonely’ path of women CEOs slowly gets busier

The small but growing class of female CEOs, includes GM’s Marry Barra and Best Buy’s Corie Barry, who could create the critical mass needed to pull other women to the top of the corporate ladder.

Indian-American Dhivya Suryadevara to become CFO of General Motors

Suryadevara, currently the vice president of corporate finance, will succeed Chuck Stevens on 1 September.

On Camera

India seeks US tariff advantage over rivals before finalising trade deal

While US & Indian officials have signaled that a deal was within reach, talks have dragged on amid disputes over tariffs, market access & protections for politically sensitive sectors.

SMPP partners with Europe’s KNDS to build loitering munitions in India amid growing military demand

Under the agreement, the loitering munitions will be offered to the Indian Army as part of efforts to address what the companies described as an ‘urgent requirement’.

Why many parties break up when out of power and some don’t

Ideology keeps parties together, or the glue of power. Without either, you face the ongoing defections at an industrial scale.