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General Motors Co shows decelerating business momentum based on AlphaOS pipeline evidence, with mixed management execution.
Why it matters: Revenue -1% YoY in Q1 FY2026.
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Prior close
$80.64
Market cap
$70.76B
Profitable
Yes
Revenue $43.62B
Net income
$2.63B
FY Sep 18, 2026
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