GM to reopen Shreveport pickup plant on Monday

GM pickups sit in a rail car adjacent to the automaker's assembly plant in Shreveport, La., in January 2010. (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

By:

Mike Colias

March 25, 2011 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- General Motors said today that it will reopen its small-pickup assembly plant in Shreveport, La., on Monday after a weeklong shutdown because of a shortage of parts from Japan.

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