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Key TakeawaysGeneral Motors stock rose 15% in a week on its Nasdaq move and a push into hybrid SUVs. A US-Canada tariff deal could save GM real money, but rising commodity costs cloud 2027.

Ford Motor Co., General Motors and Jeep-parent Stellantis saw stocks rise for the week ending Oct. 30.

The automaker and the Department of Energy are restructuring a previously-awarded $500 million grant to support the investment.

General Motors announced a US$20b share repurchase program, reported third quarter 2026 revenue of US$50,015m and net income of US$3,335m, raised full year earnings guidance, and affirmed a US$0.18 quarterly dividend payable in December 2026.

The agreement requires GM to secure affirmative express consent before gathering or sharing records relating to vehicle use and location.

GM just authorized $20 billion to buy back its own stock, but for a retiree with a quarter of their 401(k) tied up in a single automaker, that headline obscures a much more personal and costly calculation lurking in the fine print.

General Motors (GM) agreed to pay $220 million to settle allegations that it illegally sold consumer

If you only glanced at GM headlines this year, the privacy settlement over OnStar data or a pause at an Indiana battery plant probably grabbed your attention more than the quieter progress in earnings and capital returns.

General Motors stock rallies as automaker announces plans of moving listing from NYSE to Nasdaq. Tigress Financials sees massive upside in GM shares.

Key TakeawaysGeneral Motors stock is up 16% in the past year, but all of that gain came before 2026, and the stock is down 1% this year since GM stopped raising its profit outlook.

General Motors has climbed sharply over the past few years, and with investors now focused on its cash generation and heavy use of buybacks, the live question is whether the current share price fairly reflects the cash flows behind it.