GM likely to keep HQ in Detroit; company has had huge impact downtown
GM’s presence at the RenCen has been felt throughout the city, and even though the ailing company is ailing, it’s not expected to leave Detroit.Excerpt:What
visible progress Detroit has made this decade — and there has been
some — has been largely because of GM’s presence in the RenCen.GM
was a key driver in a massive makeover of the Detroit riverfront. The
company also brought its OnStar unit and 1,500 employees of Electronic
Data Systems into the RenCen.Read the entire article here.
GM’s presence at the RenCen has been felt throughout the city, and even
though the ailing company is ailing, it’s not expected to leave Detroit.
Excerpt:
What
visible progress Detroit has made this decade — and there has been
some — has been largely because of GM’s presence in the RenCen.
GM
was a key driver in a massive makeover of the Detroit riverfront. The
company also brought its OnStar unit and 1,500 employees of Electronic
Data Systems into the RenCen.
Read the entire article here.
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