York was a member of Apple's board since 1997 and a long-time advisor to billionaire Kirk Kerkorian.
Nearly half of all large firms are imposing costs-or plan to do so-on employees who don't take part in wellness programs.
Liddell says automaker has a "reasonable chance" of being in the black this year and a public offering in the second half is "possible."
Conglomerate expects to cut back its finance arm to generate 30 to 40 percent of overall profit, down from more than half before the recession.
As the economy improves, finance departments are looking for ways to keep their best employees from defecting.
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