What Happened to GM’s All-Electric Bet?
Episode Date: December 20, 2023General Motors CEO Mary Barra is 10 years into her tenure and deep into her quest to turn GM into an electric-car powerhouse. WSJ’s Mike Colias profil...
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706 episodes transcribedGeneral Motors CEO Mary Barra is 10 years into her tenure and deep into her quest to turn GM into an electric-car powerhouse. WSJ’s Mike Colias profil...
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