GM president says ‘shared sacrifice’ needed to fix GM Korea – Business Insider

FILE PHOTO – GM’s Amman speaks at press conference at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit Thomson Reuters By Joseph White DETROIT (Reuters) – General Motors Co President Dan Ammann said on Monday the automaker’s troubled South Korean operations can be a “sustainable, profitable business,” if unions and the South Korean government agree…

General Motors president says ‘shared sacrifice’ needed to fix Korea unit – Arab News

Related Articles DETROIT: General Motors President Dan Ammann said on Monday the automakers troubled South Korean operations can be a sustainable, profitable business, if unions and the South Korean government agree quickly on a restructuring.GM has warned Korean officials the unit faces a cash crisis in the first quarter without new funding. Nearly 2 trillion…

Would Cancelling All Student Debt Help The Economy? – Montana Standard

Policymakers have been struggling to identify ways to deal with America’s staggering student loan debt. As of January 2018, Student Loan Hero estimated total outstanding student loan debt at $1.48 trillion, affecting 44 million Americans. Thanks to this debt burden, young Americans are having difficulty achieving typical financial milestones such as home ownership. Here’s a…

IBBI, RBI sign MoU for better implementation of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code – Livemint

While RBI is the banking regulator, the IBBI regulates insolvency professionals, insolvency professional agencies and information utilities. Photo: Mint Mumbai: The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for enhancing cooperation between the two regulators to ensure better implementation of…

Would Cancelling All Student Debt Help The Economy? – mySanAntonio.com

Policymakers have been struggling to identify ways to deal with America’s staggering student loan debt. As of January 2018, Student Loan Hero estimated total outstanding student loan debt at $1.48 trillion, affecting 44 million Americans. Thanks to this debt burden, young Americans are having difficulty achieving typical financial milestones such as home ownership. Here’s a…