General Motors Is Taking Some Serious Steps To Get Its North American Operations Back On Track. There has been buzz in the auto industry for quite a while that GM will have to go in to bankruptcy protection to save its North American operations. Dwindling sales, a shrinking market share, and production facilities running well below peak levels add up to a very difficult situation. Add in the fact that GM's biggest supplier, Delphi, entered into bankruptcy protection in October, and a few accounting errors have added an addition $2 billion loss for 2005 (for a total of $10.6 billion) and things don't look any better. Rick Wagoner ghd new zealand, CEO and Chairman of General Motors Corporation, can't be held responsible for all of GM's woes. Sure ghd straighteners, it was under him ...