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The 17 pages that link to General Motors, each with the reason it gives.

• Automotive industryRelated: Its multi-brand strategy became a major alternative to Ford’s standardized product model.

• Programmable logic controllerRelated: Its manufacturing requirements prompted the proposal for a programmable relay-system replacement.

• Flint sit-down strikeRelated: The strike targeted GM’s plants and sought its recognition of the UAW.

• Thomas Midgley Jr.Related: Midgley conducted much of his industrial research within the company and its affiliated laboratories.

• Alfred P. SloanRelated: Sloan turned GM into a coordinated group of divisions and led it through its rise to industry dominance.

• Automobile industry in the United StatesRelated: Its multi-brand structure became a defining rival to Ford's early dominance.

• TetraethylleadRelated: General Motors supported research that led to commercial tetraethyllead use.

• MichiganRelated: Its growth helped anchor Michigan’s automotive economy.

• Walter ChryslerRelated: Chrysler became a leading executive there, managing Buick before leaving in 1920.

• Louis ChevroletRelated: Chevrolet’s namesake company began within General Motors before Durant and Chevrolet parted ways.

• John DeLoreanRelated: DeLorean rose through its divisions before leaving to build his own company.

• William S. KnudsenRelated: Knudsen led General Motors before Roosevelt recruited him for wartime mobilization.