General Motors (GM) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
Casey's General Stores, Inc. has grown earnings well in the long term, enabled by the company's acquisitions and new builds. The upcoming Q4 report will likely show temporarily weaker earnings from Casey's, reflecting weaker weather and transitory negative impacts from the Fikes acquisition. Casey's new store economics are fairly good, making expansion accretive. Yet, retailers with much more accretive returns on capital exist.
GM plans to invest $888 million in the Tonawanda Propulsion plant to build next-generation V-8s with better fuel efficiency and performance.
General Motors is investing $888 million in its Tonawanda Propulsion plant in Buffalo, New York, "to support the production of the sixth generation of GM's V-8 engines," the automaker announced.
Mary Barra says tariffs can help even the playing field with foreign competitors.
Dollar General offers a compelling risk/reward profile, trading at a deep value price despite being a quality business. Operational missteps with inventory, shrink, client experience and employee turnover are being addressed through SKU rationalization, better in-stock, store remodels, and improved in-store experience. There are early signs of recovery. Competition & macro headwinds remain, but Dollar General's rural density, low-cost model, and first-mover advantage provide insulation. There are potential growth opportunities including new stores, remodels, and expansion in Mexico.
General Motors is investing heavily into a New York plant that will produce its next generation of V-8 engines that will go into trucks and SUVs.
The company said the investment marks its largest single investment in an engine plant, and makes Tonawanda its second propulsion plant to produce the sixth generation of V-8 engines.
The maker of Lucky Charms and Bisquick pancake mix didn't specify what organizational actions would be taken.
GD lands $199M Navy contract to upgrade USS America, reinforcing its foothold in warship repair and modernization through 2027.
GM stops shipment of vehicles from the United States to China amid ongoing trade and tariff negotiations between the United States and China.
General Mills offers a safe haven in volatile markets, with stable profits, high margins, and a strong dividend track record supporting its Attractive rating. The company's leading brands are well-positioned in growing markets, driving steady profit growth and consistent market share gains despite industry headwinds. GIS generates robust free cash flow, enabling reliable dividends and share repurchases, with a potential combined yield exceeding 8%.