Americans Still Want Big Trucks, and General Motors Says Demand Isn't Slowing
General Motors Q2 earnings beat estimates as stronger pricing, truck demand and higher guidance supported shares despite EV charges.
General Motors sold lots of big trucks and made more money than people expected in the last three months. When a company does better than expected, it usually means customers still want what they're selling.
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