General Motors has regained its spot as the best-selling automaker in the world, in part because of Toyota's struggles in Japan over the last year.

General Motors has reclaimed the title of world's top-selling automaker, the first time GM has held the top spot since it was bailed out by the U.S. government after the financial crisis.

Egyptians began voting today in the first phase of parliamentary elections. The country's economy has hit a hard patch, but not quite come to a halt.

This final note today, a slightly different perspective on the news we started with: the GM IPO. GM shares, as we said, gained about a percent t…

General Motors returned to the New York Stock exchange today with shares opening at $35 per share and rising to about $36 in early trading, marking…

This final note today, offered in our collective capacity as the owners of General Motors. GM priced its initial public offering this afternoon:…

After bailing out General Motors, taxpayers may not be able to purchase a piece of the stock pie now. Shares of GM are expected to fetch an…

General Electric has just revved up interest in the emerging market for electric cars. The company announced today it will buy 25,000 electric…

General Motors expects to raise $10 billion, from an initial public offer, which would allow it to partially repay taxpayers. Our analysts examine…

The U.S. gross domestic product grew at a 2 percent clip, somewhat less than analysts were expecting. On the election ballot in San Francisco –…