GM Stock Value Up 5 Percent During Week Of November 23 – November 27, 2020
Last week’s performance marks the fourth consecutive week of growth.
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Last week’s performance marks the fourth consecutive week of growth.
Customers hoping for a Regular Cab or Double Cab may have to wait a little while.
It’s almost like the ultimate seat for a high-performance luxury vehicle.
Last week’s performance marks the third consecutive week of growth.
25 employees there tested positive for the virus last week.
Parts shortages could spell trouble for GM’s U.S. plants.
Biden hopes to bolster U.S. auto manufacturing efforts while supporting electric vehicle production.
Crossing the start line was all it took.
The value of GM stock currently sits above $41.00 per share.
The executive urges diligence over practices to curb the spread.
Regular production is expected to resume on Monday.
Production will resume next Monday.
Will GM pull the plug on one of its light duty truck plants if demand wanes?
GM is still working hard to fulfill as many 2020 Corvette orders as possible.
Quick-turning models keep things tight.
Behind F-Series and Ram.
The decrease comes after four weeks of growth.
The automaker says masks are key to stopping the spread.
A new study indicates that the pandemic has not shifted consumer perceptions.
Shares reached a weekly high of $38.03 on Friday morning.