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After Government Bailout, GM Reports Profits
General Motors posted its biggest quarterly profit in six years today, and tomorrow, it's expected to file for a landmark stock offering which could allow the government to give up its majority. Rick Newman is chief business correspondent for US News & World Report .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGeneral Motors posted its biggest quarterly profit in six years today, and tomorrow, it's expected to file for a landmark stock offering which could allow the government to give up its majority. Rick Newman is chief business correspondent for US News & World Report.
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1 of 3Can the Obama White House Win Back the 'Professional Left?'- 0:00After Government Bailout, GM Reports ProfitsYou’re reading this
- 7:40The Professional Left and the 'Enthusiasm Gap'
- 40:44Stressed-Out Fliers and Flight Attendants