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| Author: | Taylor, A. III |
| Title: | GM: why they might break up America's biggest company |
| Journal: | Fortune
1996 : APR 29, VOL. 133:8, p. 38-43 |
| Index terms: | USA CARS COMPANIES |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | If General Motors were split into four parts, its shares might be worth half again as much. The risk: falling back on its core business of amking cars and trucks would leave it permanently stranded in the slow lane. There is sits in its accustomed position atop the Fortune 500: General Motors, by a wide margine the largest corporation in the US. Last year its sales reached $168.8 billion and its profits $6.9 billion -- both records for GM or any other American corporation. If those numbers are hard to get your mind around, think about this: GM guild 8.6 million cars and trucks in 1995. |
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