| Today's Open | $41.49 |
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| Previous Close | $42.03 |
| Daily Range | $41.39 - $41.70 |
| 52-Week Range | $27.81 - $47.77 |
| Market Cap | $61.0B |
| P/E Ratio | 0.00 |
| Dividend (Yield) | $0.00 (1.6%) |
| Volume | 15,528 |
| Average Daily Volume | 81,634 |
| Current FY EPS | $5.72 |
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
Industry
Automobiles
News & Commentary
A slowdown in new-car sales in China? It doesn't bother Ford, which posted another big gain last month.
Why the New Cadillac CTS Is Crucial to GM
On the one hand, it's just a new sedan. But it's also a critical part of GM's massive long-term effort to remake itself. Here's why.More Details on the Next Cadillac Escalade
GM showed off the new Escalade in a closed-door meeting for Wall Street this week. Journalists were barred from the room -- but this Fool analyst listened in, and he shares the details.Is the Chinese Government Helping Cadillac?
A trade war is heating up between Europe and China. China's next move might be big taxes on German luxury cars. Could that be a boon for Cadillac?Tesla: We Want Profits Like Porsche's
Tesla's CEO says he wants his company's profit margins to look like Porsche's, long the best in the business. Can he get there?2 CEOs Trying to Bring Dead Companies Back to Life
With great risk comes potential of great returns in stocks. These two CEO's have their hands full bringing their companies back from bankruptcy, but their actions could offer a unique investment opportunity.Toyota Could Be Falling Behind
Toyota's troubles in China have threatened its lead in the global auto sales race. Can Toyota mount a comeback in the world's largest auto market?
Ford's effort to be a big player in the Chinese auto market is picking up steam, with big sales growth and a bunch of new models on the way.
GM's Success Continues in China
GM has had lackluster sales in the U.S. as it moves to overhaul its product line. But in China, it's a different story: Big gains for Buick and Cadillac.GM's Secret Profit Weapon: Cadillac
GM is solidly profitable, but its profits trail rivals' by a wide margin. CEO Dan Akerson has a plan to close the gap. His secret weapon: a lot of new Cadillacs.VLKAY's Top Competitors
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