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We’re developing technologies that help change the world. From the first mechanical heart pump to deploying #SelfDriving cars, we’re in pursuit of creating a better world for today and future generations to come. https://t.co/mRK0J7mTAN pic.twitter.com/PIQo5gYIBq

— General Motors (@GM) December 10, 2018

Mandi Damman, chief engineer of #autonomous vehicles, leads one of the many teams busy building a driverless future backed by our vision of a world with #ZeroCrashes, #ZeroEmissions and #ZeroCongestion. See how they plan to change the way #mobility works: https://t.co/MlH9Hv1wzW

— General Motors (@GM) January 17, 2019

We’re investing in the right technology for the future. Listen to our Chairman and CEO, @mtbarra, share our vision and strategy for the road ahead. https://t.co/T2UiqWd1kP

— General Motors (@GM) January 16, 2019

As an open, inclusive company, we’re creating an environment where everyone feels valued for who they are. Proud to be recognized by @Bloomberg for leading the way towards an equal workplace. #BloombergGEI https://t.co/bPx9xA8k9E

— General Motors (@GM) January 16, 2019

As we gain momentum into our all-electric future, @Cadillac will lead as the #electric vehicle brand. The level of luxury and innovation will help meet the needs of customers around the world. https://t.co/K6g1afG2q5 pic.twitter.com/PgRiVzOo6y

— General Motors (@GM) January 15, 2019

More than 1,500 GM U.S. hourly employees impacted by our previous manufacturing announcements have volunteered to transfer to other plants. Of those volunteers, more than 700 employees have been placed to plants with products in the key growth segments. https://t.co/miuAT0OXt1 pic.twitter.com/h2rBbaEgY2

— General Motors (@GM) January 11, 2019

The future is coming fast. Today, we reaffirmed that even in an unpredictable world, we have the right strategy to lead in our core business and the future of personal mobility. Learn more about our 2019 outlook: https://t.co/xXi4cw3Y0G pic.twitter.com/fAGdEN0hi0

— General Motors (@GM) January 11, 2019

Driverless technology is shaping the future of personal mobility. Hear from @Cruise Founder Kyle Vogt as he discusses how the scalability of #SelfDriving vehicles can improve cities around the world. https://t.co/e3mttj8FJo

— General Motors (@GM) January 10, 2019

As part of our #ZeroEmissions, all-electric vision, we’re collaborating with @evgonetwork, @ChargePointnet and @greenlots to establish access to the largest #EV charging network in the U.S. https://t.co/kWUktIY6Eo pic.twitter.com/0e4zlFowq3

— General Motors (@GM) January 9, 2019

As a company first, we delivered more than 1MM crossovers in the U.S. in 2018. In 2019, we will continue to build on our strategy to be highly agile, resilient and profitable while giving us the flexibility to invest in the future. More on our Q4 sales: https://t.co/zp7D4a9epX pic.twitter.com/xzLcycvyO2

— General Motors (@GM) January 3, 2019

We’re committed to a future with #ZeroCrashes, #ZeroEmissions and #ZeroCongestion. The world will continue to change, but our commitments to our customers, our products and making the world a better place through innovation will remain. https://t.co/Pmrv8NtmCA pic.twitter.com/dtjXGEuKRq

— General Motors (@GM) January 2, 2019

Commercial fleet has proven to be one of the fastest-growing parts of our core business. Under the leadership of Ed Peper, we’ve shifted our sales mix to have the right balance and grown our portfolio to become a one-stop shop. https://t.co/NehnBTjNM9

— General Motors (@GM) December 19, 2018

Eighty years ago, we created the industry's first concept car. Today, we continue to push the boundaries on innovation to lead our industry to new heights. https://t.co/yZfV0lP1JU pic.twitter.com/g9VnhwaLj4

— General Motors (@GM) December 17, 2018

As part of an ongoing commitment to operate with clean energy, our renewable energy now powers 20% of our global electricity use. This brings us closer to our goal of 100% renewable energy by 2050. #ZeroEmissions https://t.co/UcpRMlxFra

— General Motors (@GM) December 13, 2018

For many cities, electric vehicles and ride-sharing services are helping solve issues of growing populations. See how @austintexasgov and @MayorAdler have prioritized electrification in a Q&A with our VP of Global Strategy, Michael Ableson: https://t.co/h99lrFGxrk

— General Motors (@GM) December 11, 2018

In their annual #AmericasMostJust list, @JustCapital_ and @Forbes recognize 100 companies for their commitment to customers, the environment and diversity. In just one year, we jumped from #70 to #14 thanks to the dedication and ingenuity of our team: https://t.co/RVaM0rrrAO pic.twitter.com/5QVO4HoPfw

— General Motors (@GM) December 10, 2018

Local @GirlScouts recently explored and discovered our #GMDesign Center. We paired them with female designers at several hands-on stations to experience what a career could be in art, #technology and innovation. #STEM #GirlScoutsRock https://t.co/w4LfJuqHEm https://t.co/mFEMsZecAV

— General Motors (@GM) December 7, 2018

Working with @NASA on projects like our robo-glove and the lunar rover is an example of the many partnerships we pursue to not only change mobility, but make the world a better place. https://t.co/wAcAWzfr6V pic.twitter.com/7Z1q4Rgxwj

— General Motors (@GM) December 6, 2018

Congratulations to Dan Ammann. This move further demonstrates our commitment to transforming mobility through the safe deployment of #SelfDriving technology. https://t.co/qzzAaDUEcV https://t.co/D8TQyD45aB

— General Motors (@GM) November 29, 2018

At General Motors, #WeSeeAFuture with Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions and Zero Congestion. As a part of this vision, we are building two innovative, integrated and connected eBikes and crowdsourcing a brand for them. Learn more about our eBike and contest: https://t.co/loSN4Tq6qe pic.twitter.com/2d3mxlst35

— General Motors (@GM) November 20, 2018

The Mercy Midnight Storm, an all-girls @FIRSTweets Robotics Group, is a force to be reckoned with. Watch out for these young #WomenInSTEM. https://t.co/DFEYogkqyH pic.twitter.com/JZ3V7akUwF

— General Motors (@GM) November 16, 2018

#DYK? We recently appointed Jamie Miscik to our board of directors. We now have an equal female to male ratio on our board and are excited to broaden our insights with so many diverse perspectives. https://t.co/f49Sl6T0C2

— General Motors (@GM) November 16, 2018

Where others see tough challenges, Bryan Quintanilla, Design Thinking Lead, sees space to explore a solution. It’s this kind of thinking that drives us forward. #WeAreGM pic.twitter.com/MG6txRuCHU

— General Motors (@GM) November 13, 2018

We’re always looking for new ways to reduce energy. Find out how one of our #engineers, Kevin Wagner, was awarded the best energy savings campaign by the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO). #ZeroEmissions pic.twitter.com/1HkNGWkOH6

— General Motors (@GM) November 9, 2018

Sharon Gauci, executive director for industrial #design, was one of only two women in her industrial design class in college. Today, she’s one of our top design leads, concepting designs of the future. https://t.co/Iva97ek4fK

— General Motors (@GM) November 2, 2018

Our Arlington Assembly Plant has earned a spot on the @EPA National Top 100 Power Users list – we’re celebrating with a new wind farm and plans for even more green power! https://t.co/4KntHIjzJc #Sustainability

— General Motors (@GM) October 30, 2018

.@Forbes asked @mtbarra 8 questions on how we’re reshaping the future of transportation. https://t.co/ZD1ztaNVXe

— General Motors (@GM) October 30, 2018

#ICYMI: Chairman and CEO @mtbarra discussed how personal mobility directly impacts the safety and sustainability in cities with @TheAtlantic’s David Bradley. https://t.co/M3OHoehdPl #CityLabDetroit pic.twitter.com/YXwdKEE9iJ

— General Motors (@GM) October 29, 2018

Together, we can get to #ZeroEmissions. We’re ready to take the next step with a 50-state solution. Are you? https://t.co/J7CsXljnCb pic.twitter.com/6ArsRnleD1

— General Motors (@GM) October 26, 2018

Want to know who inspires the women who inspire us? @FortuneMagazine asked 14 of their notable Most Powerful Women – we’re not surprised to see whose name came up time and time again. https://t.co/FZglVz3r8q

— General Motors (@GM) October 25, 2018

We value perspectives from each individual and we’re proud of the culture we’ve built. Happy to celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month. #NDEAM pic.twitter.com/wmLJiEFLwG

— General Motors (@GM) October 24, 2018

Right people, right culture, right strategy. Go behind-the-scenes with our senior leadership team as we shape the future of transportation. https://t.co/YPHMGMCUsy

— General Motors (@GM) October 23, 2018

Recently, @mtbarra talked about where we’ve been and where we’re going. Discover our #ElectricVehicle growth plan. https://t.co/DQTnsRwomi pic.twitter.com/801qE4aoWW

— General Motors (@GM) October 19, 2018

One step at a time – that’s what led Detroit native and @MIT grad, Rachael A., to a career with us as a Compartment Integration Engineer. Now she’s mentoring the next generation of #WomenInSTEM. #WeAreGM pic.twitter.com/1AFlLqol1K

— General Motors (@GM) October 16, 2018

Listen to GM’s Tonya Hallett and Myron Lloyd discuss how being “courageously curious” makes you the most sought-after talent in the industry. #WeAreGM https://t.co/pnOGnhBfKQ

— General Motors (@GM) October 15, 2018

Together, we can make a bigger impact. @Chevrolet is dedicated to helping make it so that no one — from survivors, to those currently undergoing treatment, to the more than 250,000 people who will be diagnosed this year — has to face breast cancer alone. https://t.co/Nr3Cz7Q1ZC

— General Motors (@GM) October 12, 2018

We brought in a different kind of recruiter to attract the best and brightest thinkers to change the world. Find out what our dream team looks like to our CEO. https://t.co/EOoK9pPHhv

— General Motors (@GM) October 5, 2018

We’re proud to announce another step toward making our vision of zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion a reality. @HondaInAmerica @Cruise #Autonomous https://t.co/I1U5Wqn9fr pic.twitter.com/2uZl72868l

— General Motors (@GM) October 3, 2018

Congratulations to all the finalists and thanks to all participants for helping to build the future of #STEM! https://t.co/84i6VmQocw

— General Motors (@GM) October 1, 2018

Always looking for new ways to innovate. Engineers from our Canadian Technical Centre joined forces with the team from our Oshawa Assembly Plant to create an initial design concept for a new truck assembly line by simulating a production line environment with virtual reality! #VR pic.twitter.com/TBYJMM1ONy

— GM Canada (@GMcanada) September 25, 2018

Complimentary access to OnStar Crisis Assist services is available to those impacted by #HurricaneMichael with a properly equipped GM vehicle. Just push your blue OnStar button for assistance. Find more hurricane preparedness info here: https://t.co/oxqCuz1tkf #BeSafeOutThere pic.twitter.com/wMO7hPwPfo

— OnStar (@OnStar) October 10, 2018

GM’s self-driving unit Cruise is expanding to Seattle https://t.co/bLqWGajNuw by @kirstenkorosec

— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) November 19, 2018

It might sound counterintuitive for a car company to make a product that serves as an alternative to cars. But that's exactly what General Motors is doing. https://t.co/XdywYgsxSI

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) November 2, 2018

GM wants to power all its global facilities with 100 percent renewable energy by 2050. https://t.co/AmJDPA3yu3

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) October 9, 2018

GM is getting into the e-bike business https://t.co/36dCHIl2rQ pic.twitter.com/a2kp9feb2O

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) November 2, 2018

What GM's Mary Barra learned early on: Speak up and stop saying sorry https://t.co/t1V7doPt8b pic.twitter.com/gDvneCryEC

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) October 11, 2018

General Motors is jumping into micromobility with a crowdsourced e-bike brand https://t.co/orbgRH7BK4 pic.twitter.com/Gq1IZS7uoK

— Forbes (@Forbes) November 2, 2018

Is the future of the auto industry driverless cars? General Motors CEO Mary Barra is live with @andrewrsorkin at the @DealBook conference discussing how she steered GM out of crisis and what's next for the industry. https://t.co/8JAEYi9Pyp

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 1, 2018

General Motors expands its peer-to-peer ride-sharing service to 10 cities https://t.co/2BYzl827wr

— Fast Company (@FastCompany) October 23, 2018

Congratulations @Cadillac Super Cruise on winning Autoblog’s 2019 #TechoftheYear award at #NAIAS: https://t.co/xUwRaWcZ91 pic.twitter.com/IAV4MHXBq1

— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) January 15, 2019

After comprehensive back-to-back testing, we arrived at a winner. The Motor Authority Best Car To Buy 2019 is the @Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. https://t.co/Er7c8KX010 #BCTB #BCTB19

— MotorAuthority (@motorauthority) November 12, 2018

Hey Boston – Did you know that Maven expanded to @BostonCollege? Now you can choose from 50 cars across 15 stations throughout the city. Check it out: https://t.co/05Xfghadcw

— Maven (@DriveMaven) October 4, 2018

. @mtbarra already made history by being the first female #CEO of a Detroit-based automaker. But after she announced @GM's all-electric vision for the future last year, she is now out to prove that a “supercentenarian company can change the world.” #leaderhttps://t.co/r1hOljMXLv

— Ivey Institute for Leadership (@iveyleadership) October 15, 2018

How automakers are helping older workers return to the job https://t.co/BDPjDjJPIg via @freep

— Jamie LaReau (@jlareauan) October 9, 2018

Welcome to #RE100 @Grupo_Bimbo @Lyft @Decathlon @ClubMahindra and more – together we are speeding up the global transition to clean energy https://t.co/VpT8i3WDoY #ClimateWeekNYC @ClimateGroup @CDP

— David Tulauskas (@davidtulauskas) September 27, 2018

Skipped 🍳 to chat on BNN this am – From driverless cars to the digital city: GM Head of Open Innovation on the future of automotive https://t.co/DZcSpFLgpa

— Ted Graham (@tedgraham) October 15, 2018

We made substantial improvements in safety and ride quality during 2018. So proud of the Cruise team for getting us to this point. 2019 is going to be an exciting year! https://t.co/kfLXnzYtJ0

— Kyle Vogt (@kvogt) January 10, 2019

…Today, we have a plan for the majority of employees currently working at our impacted plants in Maryland, Michigan, Ohio and Oshawa, Canada that includes job opportunities at other GM facilities. We're committed to doing the right thing, for the future of GM and our people.

— Mary Barra (@mtbarra) December 14, 2018

Trump won again…

GM's Barra: We have more products to build in U.S. https://t.co/4i3vkgKEUF via @detroitnews

— Gregorius Deplorius, Esq. (@MIRedState) January 17, 2019

Trump may cut subsidies for GM after the company announced it would fire 14,000 people & close 7 factories due to fallout from the #TrumpTariffs. “Very disappointed w/ General Motors & their CEO, Mary Barra, for closing plants in Ohio, Michigan & Maryland."https://t.co/fdKSL7rQZw

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) November 27, 2018

Wouldn’t it be a cool thing if an AMERICAN auto manufacturer like @Ford or @Dodge
offered to HIRE any GM employees disenfranchised 🇺🇸@realDonaldTrump https://t.co/e21XmWgQTw

— 🇺🇸RUSHian MAGA Dittos Patriot ⚓️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@PatriotCzar) November 29, 2018

I was very curious to see how the MAGA crowd would justify the GM news and now that they're in my mentions they all say the same thing: Mary Barra is uniquely greedy and evil, it is her fault and hers alone. Looks like team Trump-nuts found the first greedy CEO in history! https://t.co/wXTbO2SsKN

— maura quint (@behindyourback) November 29, 2018

Presidential threats can't change the challenges facing GM. In fact, Trump's policies have made them worse.

Economics columnist Jon Talton takes a closer look at the pressures on General Motors and its CEO Mary Barra. https://t.co/KOPshfIwTJ

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) November 29, 2018

Trump said he told GM CEO Mara Barra: "This country has done a lot for General Motors and you better get back [to Ohio] soon" https://t.co/JYTN8g4nmA

— Axios (@axios) November 26, 2018

GM’s Mary Barra is the lone high-profile auto executive serving on President Trump's business panels https://t.co/twRN74EPWY

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 16, 2017

Trump is "very cross" with GM CEO Mary Barra over layoffs, Kudlow says https://t.co/db1yd3MeJ8

— Bloomberg (@business) November 27, 2018

Wasn’t GM CEO Mary Barra on President Trump’s Business Advisory Council early on? (Before it imploded and was disbanded as everyone resigned) https://t.co/lzJcq0EOuR

— Soledad O'Brien (@soledadobrien) November 27, 2018

At the WH on Monday, Pres. Trump said he called General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra to express his displeasure over GM's plans to shutter five North American plants; "they better damn well open a new plant [in Ohio] very quickly," he told WSJ https://t.co/XZxleBHVaB pic.twitter.com/lZAHAJsITC

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) November 27, 2018

"General Motors is not going to be treated well": President Trump said GM CEO Mary Barra made a "big mistake" by laying off thousands of workers and pledged to retaliate against the company https://t.co/MMFFH6YGxQ pic.twitter.com/1eT3TmtDRz

— CNN (@CNN) December 14, 2018

"General Motors is not going to be treated well."

President Trump attacked GM and its CEO Mary Barra in a Fox interview Thursday, saying "she’s making a big mistake" in not diverging from plans to close five plants and eliminate as many as 15,000 jobs. https://t.co/P3EcSXVDez

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 14, 2018

.@SRuhle presses Cohn on President Trump's criticism of Mary Barra over GM job and plant cuts:

"Mary Barra is doing exactly what she should do," the board is fulfilling their fiduciary responsibilities, and Barra is responding to the market. pic.twitter.com/GahLGKSjVw

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 24, 2019