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As per the conditions set by General Motors, a dealer who does not accept its offer by July 15 would get only 50 per cent of the compensation amount being offered. Protesting dealers of General Motors, which is exiting the Indian market, said on Tuesday, around 15,000 people would lose jobs due to the auto major's move and the government should intervene in the matter. Terming the automaker's decision to stop selling cars in India as "clearly thought out conspiracy", the dealers along with ...

Detroit-based General Motors#39; decision to down its shutters in India has come as a shocker for its 140-plus dealers across the country. Clearly heading for a warpath, on Tuesday, the displaced dealers organized a protest meet in the Capital - a first of ...

General Motors India on Monday announced that it has begun regular shipment of the sedan version of the Chevrolet Beat from its Talegaon export hub to markets in Latin America. On Monday, a consignment of 1,200 Beat sedans was loaded for shipping to Latin ...

Dealers of General Motors, which has decided to stop selling vehicles in India by the year-end, will demonstrate at Jantar Mantar on Tuesday to protest against the American automaker.

Dealers of General Motors in India have decided to explore the possibilities of filing class action suits against the American automaker in the US over inadequate compensation being offered to them.

Dealers of General Motors in India have decided to meet later this week to decide on the future course of action, including taking the legal route, against the American automaker over measly compensation. A majority of 96 dealers, which operate around 140 ...

Almost all of the 400 employees of General Motors in India, who were offered a voluntary separation scheme (VSS), have accepted the deal, according to the company. General Motors had last month offered the VSS after it decided to stop selling vehicles in ...

General Motors India today said it will accept fresh applications for voluntary retirement scheme from workers of its Halol manufacturing facility, where it has stopped production.

General Motors India has initiated discussions with its dealerships regarding a transition plan following the company's decision to stop selling its vehicles in the country.