General Motors on Tuesday said tariffs on cars and auto parts drove $1.1 billion in losses over three months ending in June.

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The "MOTOR CITY SIEGE" would be an excellent and fitting name for Detroit's newest entry in the WNBA. The name itself ...

The company, which supplies Tesla, General Motors and Volkswagen among other automakers, reported an operating profit of 492 ...

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This week, Governor Jeff Landry announced that General Motors Insurance would be coming to Louisiana.

Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple sparred during the legislative session over how best to hold the line ...

The results are in for General Motors, and under the new tariff rules, they're a mixed bag.

GM surprised analysts with Q2 2025 earnings, but a $1.1 billion tariff hit caused net income to plummet 35% year-over-year.

According to company CFO Paul Jacobson, GM recorded a major reduction in software-related warranty costs in Q2 of 2025, ...