General Motors Company

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24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of the most prominent earnings reports this week, including General Motors, T-Mobile and Uber.
Short interest in electric vehicle makers was evenly mixed in the two-week reporting period that ended October 15. But a couple of truck makers got some bad news Monday.
New trends may be helping to change the automotive industry landscape. There may even be some upside for the sector coming out of the pandemic.
Short interest increased on seven of eight carmakers in the two-week reporting period that ended September 30.
Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ: COST) has been in the car sales business for years. It occasionally runs the equivalent of a “sale”. The most recent sale promotes many of the models in the...
The deal between GM and Nikola was supposed to have been closed today. Instead, the companies are still negotiating following a series of events that have occurred over the past few weeks.
Two leading auto industry research firms released estimates Friday for U.S. auto sales in the month of September and for the third quarter.
Short sellers continue to place bets that electric vehicle makers' shares will fall while pulling out of traditional automakers' stocks.
Electric truck maker Nikola has released a more detailed response to last week's short seller attack on the company. Is it strong enough?
Short sellers loaded up on shares of a China-based electric vehicle maker, and a stock split lifted short interest in the world's top maker of EVs.
Short seller Hindenburg Research has published a scathing report on electric truck maker Nikola. The stock traded down more than 12% early Thursday.
GM and electric truck maker Nikola have struck a noncash deal that gives GM an 11% stake in Nikola in exchange for in-kind services related to engineering and manufacturing of Nikola's pickup and...
As people recently considered what luxury cars they might buy, the two big U.S. brands fell well down the list, far behind the market leaders made by German and Japanese manufacturers.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Best Buy, CarMax, Elanco Animal Health, General Motors, Home Depot, Intercontinental Exchange, JD.com, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble and Vonage.
China almost certainly will target highly visible U.S. companies if the friction that involves TicTok and WeChat worsens. That makes Tesla a possible target.