General Motors will invest $1 billion in its Warren Technical Center and add about 2,600 jobs over the next four years.
"This is an investment in our people who work at the Tech Center because it is positioning the company for long-term growth by enabling new levels of innovation and collaboration," Mark Reuss, GM executive vice president for global product development, said Thursday in Warren. "We will transform this campus into a collaborative workplace of choice for our current team and future talent."
The Warren City Council last month approved tax abatements that will enable GM to earn a return more quickly on its upgrade of the 710-acre campus where the bulk of its engineering, advanced technology and safety research is focused. The U.S. Department of the Interior last year certified the tech center as a National Historic