How much does General Motors spend on coffee?
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Why don't you email them and get the answers. Any Publically traded company has to disclose that information.\n\nI can assure you GM spends more on coffee in a qtr, than you and I make in a year.
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Coffee grinder works well! Try banana nut bread! See if Gma will share!
1004946
A better place to ask a question like this would be\nhttp://www.interviewat.com/general-motors/\nor http://www.vault.com\nsince that's where the employees of General Motors hang out.
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Anheuser-Busch.  Had 9 spots and at $2.5 each that is a boatload.
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a gallon of gas was nine cents.  a burger and coke cost 5 cents each.  the average american made 400,000 a year.
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My point exactly...stop going to starbucks everyday or buy your lunch less often....Gas prices are not all that bad .....
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You can purchase Wolfgang Puck coffee, in self-heating cans, at the grocery store.  (Albertson's, Vons, etc.).\n\nYou push a button in the bottom of the can and the coffee is hot in 6-8 minutes.  Keep a couple in your car or desk!
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Good Morning\nWould you like a free hot cup of coffee?\nIf he says yes then you give him the cup and ask him\nDo you have a cell phone?\nIf he says no then you show him one and ask him\nDo you want one for $9.99? (I don't know the price)\nIf he says yes then you have just sold a phone\nRepeat again\nInvest in a few disposable glasses and bring your coffee machine to you office.\nKeep records of how many cells are you selling before and after this new sales pitch. If it works then ask your boss to start paying you for the glasses and for the coffee.
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.445 per mile is the federal guideline.  It was increased in response to the increase in fuel prices.  You may want to try to collaborate with a local gas station and see if you can get gift cards for gas at a slightly lower rate.  For example, we work with Shell and they sell us a $15.00 card for $11.50 each.  When employees submit an expense report they are required to "bank" their milage in increments of $15.00 (15, 30, 45, etc.). It is not much of a savings, however it IS a savings:)
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It'll likely be in 2007 or early 2008. Rick Wagoner (CEO of GM) has done a lot recently to (re)build the company into a leaner and meaner enterprise. In the last 6 months, GM has made a deal with the UAW to reduce health care costs by 1B annually, they've introduced their new line of SUV's (6 months early) with great fanfare, they've implemented a new pricing strategy to reduce incentives, and they've begun the long process of "right sizing" the company. GM is also working with Delphi to offer buyouts to their employee's in hopes of avoiding a crippling strike by the UAW. GM is looking to sell a controlling interest in GMAC which will raise some much needed cash for GM to reinvest it's core business. Overall, the days of GM having 30%-40% market share are long gone. It's still the biggest (for now), working harder  than ever on being the best.
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As of today, their market capital is $12.07 billion, with 565.52 million oustanding shares.\n\nVerify at MarketWatch.com: http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/profile.asp?sid=2160&symb=GM&siteid=mktw
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Turn the keyboard up side down and let it dry. When you think it is dry, let it dry some more. If you had sugar or creamer in the coffee, then you may have some issues. Keyboards are cheap, You can usually pick one up at Big Lots for less than $10.
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New car-about $50\nHamburger-30 cents\nPair of jeans-75 cents \nGallon of gas-30 cents\nMovie-20 cents
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After 20 years in the military, I retired and became an Installation Engineer.\n\nWhat coffee house do you work in?  I'm a BIG-TIME coffee drinker... LOL
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Go to their website\n\nhttp://www.baristamagazine.com/
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Yes... Check this site...\nhttp://www.macreport.net/featured/GML/company.asp
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gas to drive to forest- $5\nsaw to chop down wood- $17\nbreaking ur neck- priceless