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Management changes at GM (General Motors) under Whitacre's leadership 2009-2010.
10/08/2009
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GM Behind on Some Goals, CEO Says
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hevrolet, Buick to get new leaders.
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GM's new CFO is a pro with global skill.
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Angst Over GM's Activist Board
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GM CEO takes bold steps He topples hierarchy, voes to repay loans.
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Ed Whitacre's Battle to Save GM from Itself
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GM Product Chief's Job: New Cars Fast
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General Motors CEO Dan Akerson Is Not a Car Guy
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Whitacre Decides Whitacre Is Best Man for GM CEO
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