In light of the new labor agreement between General Motors and the United Auto Workers, financial research giant Standard and Poor’s has upgraded the company’s credit rating from a BB- to BB+, or just below investment grade after reviewing the terms of the four-year labor agreement. Open the press release below to read on what GM CFO Dan Ammann had to say.
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