GM posts $758M Q2 loss but shows 'resiliency' in N.A.

A Buick and GMC dealership in Woodbridge, N.J., on May 20. GM's U.S. light-vehicle deliveries fell 34 percent in the second quarter because of the pandemic's impact on consumer demand, fleet shipments and lean stockpiles. (BLOOMBERG)

July 29, 2020 12:14 PM

DETROIT — General Motors reported a $758 million second-quarter loss as the coronavirus pandemic sharply cut production and revenue by more than half.

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