General Motors (GM)

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General Motors has broken free of historically low P/E multiples, underscoring that Wall Street sees it as a top auto stock. Here's how.

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Morgan Stanley sees sodium-ion batteries driving an $800 Billion market by 2035, with GM gaining an early U.S. advantage.

General Motors has quietly tripled the performance of the S&P 500 over the past year, and it isn't slowing down.

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Weighing a legacy automaker's cash flow against a luxury EV upstart's rapid growth, this analysis breaks down financials, risks, and market strategies.

GM is still an automotive company, and the industry is facing plenty of headwinds.

SpaceX has fallen sharply from its post-IPO peak, but history says the stock will drop much further in the months ahead.

Stellantis' $70 billion turnaround plan has a lot of moving parts, but these two reasons should give investors much optimism.

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California car sales may stop if state doesn't postpone parts of law protecting domestic violence survivors, automakers say.

One aspect of the automotive industry that has held true for decades is that Americans love their trucks and SUVs – but there is an early alarm bell ringing with recent demand shifts.

American automakers are pivoting away from electric vehicles to instead capitalize on surging electricity demand.

It looks risky right now.

EV policy debates and robotaxi expansion dominated the week, alongside new moves from Tesla, GM, Uber and Lucid.

Should car companies become energy companies? Ford and GM -- and Tesla! -- are racing to do just that.

Ford catches a lot of heat for its record years of recalls, but what many don't realize is that they're far less costly than Stellantis' recalls.

Lockheed Martin received $2.8 billion in new Department of Defense contracts and holds a $194 billion backlog, suggesting its recent share price decline reflects geopolitical overreaction rather than demand erosion.