GM roars back as Canada and U.S. sell shares in IPO, stock heads higher General Motors, the corporate titan that collapsed into bankruptcy only to be saved by Canadian and U.S. taxpayers, returned to life as a public company Thursday in North America’s largest initial public offering worth US$23 billion. Read more on The Canadian [Continue]

GM automaker makes market return US president hails end of government’s role as majority shareholder in car manufacturer as it raises $20.1bn. Read more on Aljazeera [Continue]

GM launching IPO, ending government majority stake (AP:DETROIT) General Motors is returning to life as a public company Thursday with a stock offering worth potentially $23 billion, ending the U.S. government’s role as majority shareholder and closing a remarkable chapter in American corporate history. Read more on INO News [Continue]

How General motors came back from the brink General Motors, the giant car maker, races back on to the US stock market this morning, after the biggest share offering in American history, and investors were falling over themselves to get a piece of the company. Read more on Independent [Continue]

Hopewell Township Police Reports – Nov. 18 All information provided by the Hopewell Township Police Department. Read more on Pennington Post [Continue]