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According to The Detroit News, GM earns $1.2 billion in the second quarter. General Motors Co.’s less-than-expected loss in Europe helped the company post a $1.2 billion second-quarter profit Thursday. It indicates the automaker’s European turnar

According to Auto Remarketing, sales surge for independents dominates the used market. CNW Research is calling for a slim upswing in used-vehicle sales this month, but that’s not what the firm found most interesting about the used market. Stealing

Using behaviors to drive data-driven marketing, from Customer Think. The saying “actions speak louder than words” has never been more true than when it comes to segmentation. In trying to understand customers, both words and actions have

How to create perfect social media posts, according to Ragan.com. We all wish there were a magic formula we could follow to create Facebook posts that our fans love or tweets that spark retweets by the thousands. Alas, there isn’t. Each social netw

Key new releases: Android 4.3 The new Nexus 7 tablet – the highest resolution tablet available now. ChromeCast – This allows a one-click way to stream videos through TVs using the ChromeCast Dongle. Fully automates TV actions through your

According to The Detroit News, Ford surpasses expectations as profits rise 18.6% in 2Q. Ford Motor Co. beat analysts’ expectations as profits rose to $1.23 billion during the second quarter, led by the highest second-quarter North American profit s

According to Bloomberg, VW gives green light to Bentley for world’s priciest SUV. The new model for the British marque will go on sale in 2016, creating more than 1,000 jobs in the U.K., the VW unit said today in a statement. Bentley plans to s

A 10 day guide to Google Panda, according to Search Engine Watch. Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts recently clarified that Panda updates are still going out every month; Google won’t tell you about it (although, Google did just

Get the most out of social mobile advertising, according to iMediaConnection. As the number of Android activations outpaces the U.S. birthrate, the use of mobile devices — often two or more at a time — has created this new and compelling