Why Isn't GM Making More Money?

My Fool Daily NOVEMBER 28, 2012 HEADLINE OF THE DAY Why Isn't GM Making More Money? Last year, General Motors earned $7.6 billion in profits, while selling more cars around the world than any other automaker. That made 2011 a banner year for GM. But while the General led in sales, it was out-earned by several of its major rivals, including Ford and Volkswagen. That trend has continued in 2012. Here's why. Click here to read more. TODAY'S WATCHLIST ARTICLES 9 Dividend Stocks to Buy Today A top Motley Fool analyst has identified 9 rock-solid dividend stocks he believes will both trounce the market and hand you better-than-Treasury yields for years to come. It includes 5 "dividend rock stars" including a major oil giant, 2 "high-yielding dividend divas" including a New York City bank yielding nearly 8%, and 2 "dividend up-and-comers" featuring a little-known investment bank and a distributor of medical and surgical equipment. Today you can read through this report -- and get all the companies' names and ticker symbols -- completely FREE. Simply click here to get started! EDITOR'S PICKS LISTEN NOW 1 Hot Coffee Stock Retirement Income Planning: The Basics By Dan Caplinger 3 Black Friday Winners By Demitrios Kalogeropoulos The World's Fast-Changing Oil Map: North America By David Lee Smith Click Here For all the news on the companies you care about, click over to www.MyWatchlist.com. Brought to you by The Motley Fool / fool.com / Follow us:   This is a message from The Motley Fool · 2000 Duke St. · Alexandria, VA 22314 Legal Information · Copyright ©1995-2012 The Motley Fool. All rights reserved. If you no longer wish to receive this email, please unsubscribe now. You may also add, change, or remove any other Motley Fool email subscription.