GM chief says rebound imperiled by soft economy

GM chief says rebound imperiled by soft economy
Detroit, Michigan (AFP) June 7, 2011 - General Motors' top executive said Tuesday the auto giant's remarkable rebound over the past two years may be imperiled by a sputtering economy. GM has made "tremendous progress" but the company's fortunes are still wedded to the larger economy, chairman and chief executive Dan Akerson told reporters before the start of the company's first annual shareholders meeting since 2008. "We're i ... more

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