General Motors stock: EUR 80.20, up 0.84% premarket
Published on 11/10/2026 at 07:58 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSKey points for General Motors stock
- General Motors faces a US$220 million settlement over driver-data practices linked to its connected-services business.
- The automaker plans to transfer its listing from the NYSE to Nasdaq on November 17 while keeping the GM ticker.
- Investors will next focus on fourth-quarter results and the 2027 outlook due January 27.
General Motors stock traded at 80.20 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 07:57 CET on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 0.84 percent above the Xetra close of Monday, November 9, 2026 at EUR 79.53.
Privacy costs meet Nasdaq move
Investors are weighing the automaker's connected-services strategy against legal and operational risks. Yahoo Finance reported that General Motors faces a US$220 million multistate settlement over the collection and sale of driver data. The agreement requires express consent for collecting or sharing driving and location information and calls for an independently reviewed privacy program.
The issue matters because GM is developing OnStar and Super Cruise as recurring software and services businesses. The settlement is small relative to the company's latest quarterly earnings, but tighter privacy controls could influence how investors assess the growth potential and reputation of those offerings.
General Motors is also preparing to move its stock listing from the NYSE to Nasdaq on November 17, with the GM ticker expected to remain unchanged. The exchange transfer adds a near-term corporate event as the company continues to balance vehicle profitability, software investment, tariffs and warranty costs.
Yahoo Finance reported that GM will publish fourth-quarter results and provide its 2027 outlook on January 27. That update should give investors a clearer view of profit growth, cost pressures and capital allocation after the company authorized a further US$20 billion share buyback.
Broader trading conditions remain relevant for S&P 500 investors as U.S. markets approach the open.
