Henderson Resigns as GM Chief
After eight months on the job, Fritz Henderson has stepped down as chief executive of General Motors. Board Chairman Ed Whitacre Jr., appointed in June, will replace Henderson on an interim basis.
Formerly GM’s chief operating officer, Henderson managed the company through its 40-day bankruptcy proceeding and streamlined the automaker’s offerings to four core brands. He joined GM in 1984.
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