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GM CEO backs Trump’s auto tariffs

General Motors CEO Defends Trump Auto Tariffs

General Motors CEO Mary Barra on Wednesday voiced support for President Trump’s tariffs, saying U.S. automakers face unfair disadvantages in the global marketplace. In an interview at The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything event,

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GM CEO backs Trump’s auto tariffs as a tool to help US manufacturers

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Trump's tariffs to prompt companies to raise prices soon

What happens to Trump's tariffs now that a court has knocked them down?

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled Wednesday that Trump overstepped his authority when he invoked the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to declare a nat...

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Trump doubles tariffs on steel, aluminum to 50%

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Trump tariffs stay in place for now after court reprieve

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Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 3 PM ET: General Motors CEO Defends Trump Auto Tariffs | The ...

Jeep Maker Stellantis Names Americas Boss as CEO The carmaker named Antonio Filosa as its next chief executive as it navigates tariffs, a challenging car market and strategic missteps. UniCredit ...

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GM CEO breaks silence over tariff pressure and what it means for your wallet

General Motors CEO Mary Barra shared her expectations for auto tariffs and their potential impacts on the industry, including how the company plans to absorb the earnings impact.

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GM CEO Mary Barra: Tariffs will cost us $5 billion, and prices ‘will stay at the same level’

The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported cars and auto parts will cost General Motors between $4 billion and $5 billion this year. But in an interview on CNN, CEO Mary Barra said the ...

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GM CEO Mary Barra says tariffs could cost it $5 billion this year

GM chief executive Mary Barra walked a tightrope in a letter to shareholders Thursday that sounded upbeat — but also warned that tariffs could cost the company as much as $5 billion this year.