US: GM Q2 profit largest since 2004
Author: Graeme Roberts | 12 August 2010
General Motors Company today announced second quarter 2010 net income of US$1.3bn (earnings per share of $2.55) - its largest quarterly profit since 2004 - on revenue of $33.2bn. Earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) was $2.0bn.
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