U.S. automaker General Motors (GM) intends to import batteries from China in spite of steep tariffs imposed by the Trump ...

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With a low price-to-earnings multiple and strong hedge fund interest, General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) earns a spot on our ...

“Now we’ve got sales slowing because [the pre-tariff buying] surge pretty much pulled ahead a lot of people that might have ...

GM recently became the number two seller of EVs in the world, surpassing Ford, and closing the gap with Tesla amid that company’s spectacular fall from grace. Chevrolet became the fastest-growing US ...

Of all the publicly traded companies on the S&P 500, just over 160 did not cite the effects of tariffs on their most recent ...

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US tariff revenue is hitting record highs, but where is the money coming from? Is America getting richer after all?

The recent trade agreement between the Trump administration and Japan, imposing a 15% tariff on most Japanese imports, has sparked significant opposition from major U.S. automakers.

Shares in GM tumbled 8% after second-quarter adjusted net profit fell by a sixth, owing in part to a $1.1 billion hit from the Trump administration’s tariffs.