For the "we-can’t-keep-track-anymore" time, American manufacturer GM announced new appointments within its upper management, this time in the financial department. Motivated by GM as necessary to "further advance the company’s financial progress and prepare for its return to public ownership in the future," the changes are meant to help GM’s financial officer, Chris Liddell, in the tasks ahead.
To the point, Walter Borst, former GM vice president and treasurer, has been na… (read more)