CNBC's Phil LeBeau catches up with GM CEO Mary Barra during the Detroit automaker's Investor Day on Tuesday.

Barra's reinvention of General Motors helps her claim the No. 1 spot on Fortune's Most Powerful Women in Business list.

Wall Street analysts were unchanged in their opinion and ratings of General Motors, citing continued optimism but a lack of ...

CEO says profit margins haven’t peaked on traditional internal combustion engine powered vehicles, and its EV sales are ...

Mary Barra wants to double GM’s revenues by the end of the decade, lead the market in EV sales, offer software-based services ...

In her 10th year on the job, Mary Barra returns to the top of the MPW list. The CEO of General Motors has led the company to ...

Fortune recognized Mary Barra for steering General Motors through last year's UAW contract talks and strike while also ...

Its forward GAAP earnings multiple, all of 4.8 times, is less than one-twentieth that of Tesla. Indeed, since Chief Executive ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra and other top execs worked to assure investment analysts its EV strategy is sound, but the end ...

GM made several announcements at its investor day Tuesday including that it will build a new battery cell development center ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra reassured investors about the company's future amid concerns of peak demand for gasoline ...

General Motors CEO Mary Barra addressed shareholder concerns about electric vehicle demand and gasoline truck peak demand. At ...