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GM takes $5 billion in charges for struggling China business

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By:
Lindsay VanHulle
December 04, 2024 11:32 AM

A restructuring of General Motors’ troubled business in China will reduce the automaker’s reported earnings by more than $5 billion, mostly in 2024.

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