Strong domestic sales and improving global prospects suggest a potential 30% gain in the stock over the coming year.
US markets are set to follow global shares higher after reassuring comments from central banks around the world about monetary policies.
In the never-ending contest for sales, Ford, GM and Chrysler are pulling ahead.
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Instead of the usual plant closings and furloughs, Ford, GM and Chrysler are keeping the assembly lines rolling to meet strong demand.
This year's grads are leaving college carrying the largest loan burden in US history. Welcome to Generation Debt.
The auto parts giant beats Wall Street expectations, while continuing to expand its stores in the U.S. and Mexico.
The bailed-out carmaker's stock price would have to more than double by next year for Uncle Sam to profit. What are the odds?
Both the incorrigibly unhampered DJIA and broader S&P 500 have been rocketing to record highs.
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