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General Motors Sets Q4 2017 Dividend at 38 Cents
GM shares have moved higher since September – about +29.5% for the year. The company claims it is concentrating on ridesharing – the Lyft semi-acquisition looks brilliant – electric vehicles and self-driving cars. GM is also adding Maven Gig to more cities. Continue reading
Posted in financial results, news analysis
Tagged autoinformed.com, General Motors Co, gm dividend, GM Q3 Earnings, Ken Zino, lyft, Maven Gig, NYSE: GM
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Maven Gig Expands to San Francisco
By 2020, an estimated 43 % of the U.S. workforce will be made up of freelance workers. The nature of employment is changing, as corporations continue to shed middle class jobs. Maven Gig claims it is a “nimble platform that will grow and adapt with the shift.” Continue reading
Posted in economy, marketing, news analysis
Tagged autoinformed, autoinformed.com, general motors, Ken Zino, Maven Gig
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