GM plans to lay off about 1,300 workers in Michigan early next year due to vehicles they produce ending production, the company disclosed in state documents.

GM (GM) shares jumped more than 6% Thursday after it said it would slash jobs at its autonomous vehicle division, Cruise, following an accident that led regulators to shut down the robo taxi service.

General Motors said on Thursday it is laying off 1,300 workers at two Michigan auto factories in early January.

While shares of legacy automaker General Motors (NYSE: GM ) popped conspicuously higher, the underlying news wasn't great for employees of Cruise, GM's subsidiary that focuses on developing autonom...

General Motors Company's (NYSE:GM) Cruise robotaxi division has laid off 24% of its workforce, just one day after nine Cruise executives were dismissed following the start of a probe into the safet...

General Motors' troubled Cruise autonomous vehicle unit is cutting over 900 jobs, about a quarter of its workforce, as it moves to reduce costs and remake itself after a series of safety problems i...

General Motors' troubled Cruise autonomous vehicle unit is cutting over 900 jobs, about a quarter of its workforce, as it moves to reduce costs and remake itself after a series of safety problems i...

Cadillac plans to round out its upcoming lineup of all-electric SUVs with a three-row vehicle called the Vistiq.

General Motors' self-driving vehicle unit Cruise dismissed nine executives in December amid an ongoing safety investigation after a woman was struck and dragged by a Cruise robotaxi.

This latest development follows General Motors' (GM) October announcement of postponing the production of its electric trucks, including the Chevy Silverado RST and GMC Sierra Denali EVs, to late 2...

Nine executives have been dismissed from General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)'s Cruise robotaxi wing following the start of a probe into the safety of the firm's automated technology. Chief operating o...

The driverless car company says nine employees have departed amid its investigation into an incident that left a pedestrian injured.

Cruise, the troubled autonomous-vehicle unit of General Motors, has dismissed nine “key leaders” in the wake of an October crash in San Francisco that left a pedestrian critically injured.

The departures include leaders from Cruise's legal, government affairs, commercial operations and safety and systems teams, according to a company-wide message.