SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- General Motors Co. will not advertise in the next Super Bowl as it has become too expensive, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday on its website. Advertising during American football's biggest media event of the year is effective but not enough to justify…

DETROIT, May 18 (Reuters) - General Motors Co will not advertise in next year's Super Bowl because it is too expensive, the top marketing executive for the U.S. automaker said three days after the...

(Reuters) - General Motors Co will not advertise in next year's Super Bowl because it is too expensive, the top marketing executive for the U.S. automaker said three days after the company said it was dropping paid ads on Facebook Inc.

May 18 (Reuters) - General Motors Co will not advertise in next year's Super Bowl because it is too expensive, the top marketing executive for the U.S. automaker said three days after the company said it was dropping paid ads on Facebook Inc.

Memorial Day is right around the corner, which means that the summer driving season is almost upon us...(Read More)

Facebook may only have itself to blame for why General Motors rained on its IPO parade this week. GM announced the decision to drop Facebook paid ads on Tuesday in what was the first highly visible crack ...

By Daniel Shvartsman:General Motors' (GM) decision to drop Facebook (FB) ads sounded an ominous note for some over Facebook's prospects of growing ad revenue; if General Motors says the ads don't work, who's going to bother to shell out the money to pay for them? This announcement…

May 17 - General Motors will build the next generation of its Astra compact in the UK, leaving its plant in Bochum, Germany in danger of closure. GM will invest $200 million in the plant, as it looks to consolidate its production due to falling demand. Joanna Partridge reports.

General Motors is to build the next generation of its Astra compact car in Britain creating 700 new jobs. The decision came after workers at its…

DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co, the largest U.S. automaker, will begin selling its first rear-wheel-drive performance sedan under the Chevrolet brand in the United States in 17 years, it said Thursday.

Ford's new plant in Chongqing is gearing up in bid to give the carmaker a bigger foothold in world's biggest market, where it lags well behind General Motors and Volkswagen.

DETROIT — For the first time in nearly two decades, the Chevrolet brand will have a rear-wheel-drive sedan in its U.S. lineup. General Motors Co. said Thursday...

(ChinaPost.com.tw) - General Motors plans to stop advertising on Facebook because it determined paid ads had little impact on consumers, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

(ChinaPost.com.tw) - Warren Buffett's company is apparently bullish on the U.S. auto industry.

After decades of uncertainty and living on a knife-edge, the long-term future of the plant has for the first time been assured.

By One Family's Blog:This article is part of a series that provide an ongoing analysis of the changes made to Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK.A) (BRK.B) US stock portfolio on a quarterly basis. During Q1 2012 Berkshire's US stock portfolio increased in size by 13.83% - from $66.15B to…

NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - General Motors Inc's decision to stop advertising on Facebook may be a wake-up call for the No. 1 social network, but Top advertising executives say it's far too early to know if the site will take off as an advertising platform.

By David Silver:The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett, announced yesterday after the close of trading that he purchased 10 million shares of General Motors (GM) during the first quarter. The stock traded up almost 5% following the news, but is the news really that good? Buffett is…

General Motors Company has announced that it will launch its new sports utility vehicle (SUV) Chevrolet Trax at the Paris Motor Show in September 2012.

The Oracle of Omaha just dipped his toes into 10 million shares of General Motors. Should investors follow Buffett into the GM pool?

New York (BoerseGo.de) – General Motors (GM) will auf Facebook angeblich keine Werbung mehr schalten. Die bezahlten Anzeigen hätten nach Feststellung der Marketingverantwortlichen nur wenig Einfluss ..

Statt 340 Millionen Anteilsscheinen sollen es laut US-Medienberichten 420 Millionen sein. Unterdessen wird berichtet, dass der Autokonzern General Motors künftig keine Werbung mehr auf Facebook schalten will.

Filed under: Technology, Facebook, Market NewsNEW YORK -- Insiders and early Facebook investors will be unloading more of their shares in the initial public offering, the company said Wednesday, as they take advantage of investor demand. Facebook said in a regulatory filing that 84 million…