GM to Open Four IT Centers in U S With 500 Plus Roles Each
GM plans four new information technology centers in the United States, each to employ at least 500, as it shifts tech work in house from outside vendors. The Austin center is open with limited staff, with ramp up as GM seeks workers to boost development and innovation.
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RandY Mott cites shift to broader development and innovation
RANDY MOTT, GM Chief information officer, says the company is changing its mix substantially to employ more people in development and innovation efforts. The remark highlights a strategic push to expand internal capabilities and accelerate new solutions.
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Las Vegas moves to curb sidewalk handbill littering
Las Vegas imposes a 25 foot pickup requirement on handbillers along the Strip to reduce litter from exotic dancer promotions. Officials and the ACLU debate enforcement and First Amendment concerns while handbillers press on, with some tourists discarding the material immediately.
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