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General Motors President Daniel Ammann Sells 10,000 Shares
While GM execs have been trying to talk up the stock price, the trading record is much less optimistic. The range of share prices peaked at more than $40 per share in December of 2013, but has been languishing in the $35 range recently. Continue reading
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Penske Automotive Reports Record Q3 Results
Our business continued to perform well in the third quarter, producing another quarter of record results despite the translation effects from foreign currency headwinds,” said Penske Automotive Group Chairman Roger S. Penske. Continue reading
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Brexit Automaker Winners, Losers – Predictable and Surprising
To state the obvious, new investment in the UK – expansion of current manufacturing or new capacity – for manufacturers with viable alternatives in the EU appears unlikely until the current uncertainty diminishes. This economic chaos could last for years. Continue reading
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‘Bloody Hell,’ What Does Brexit do to Automakers?
The uncertainty does not bode well for Ford Motor Company or General Motors, both with struggling European operations. Both were ashen silent today. Continue reading
