GM says Europe chief Forster to leave post
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Carl-Peter Forster, the chief executive of General Motors Europe who runs its struggling Opel unit, will leave the company, GM said Friday. GM said in a statement that Forster, 55, would advise the company on picking a new Opel... [read full story]
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