this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. a new stock will trade here at the new york stock exchange tomorrow: general motors. tom, everyone s talking about g.m. going public just a year after emerging from bankruptcy. tom: susie, the automaker priced its shares late this afternoon. $33 dollars each, higher than originally planned. g.m. will raise about $23 billion, combining common and preferred shares, making it the largest i.p.o. in u.s. history. and it ll trade under the ticker g-m, same as the old symbol. susie: but the company is new. leaner only four brand names remain, cadillac, buick, chevy and g.m.c. downsized 25% fewer workers. new management dan akerson is the c.e.o., the fourth in two years. it s profitable $5 billion dollars so far this year, and expected to report its first full-year profit since 2004. susie: does it make sense to buy g.m.
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. a new stock will trade here at the new york stock exchange tomorrow: general motors. tom, everyone s talking about g.m. going public just a year after emerging from bankruptcy. tom: susie, the automaker priced its shares late this afternoon. $33 dollars each, higher than originally planned. g.m. will raise about $23 billion, combining common and preferred shares, making it the largest i.p.o. in u.s. history. and it ll trade under the ticker g-m, same as the old symbol. susie: but the company is new. leaner only four brand names remain, cadillac, buick, chevy and g.m.c. downsized 25% fewer workers. new management dan akerson is the c.e.o., the fourth in two years. it s profitable $5 billion dollars so far this year, and expected to report its first full-year profit since 2004. susie: does it make sense to buy g.m.
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. a new stock will trade here at the new york stock exchange tomorrow: general motors. tom, everyone s talking about g.m. going public just a year after emerging from bankruptcy. tom: susie, the automaker priced its shares late this afternoon. $33 dollars each, higher than originally planned. g.m. will raise about $23 billion, combining common and preferred shares, making it the largest i.p.o. in u.s. history. and it ll trade under the ticker g-m, same as the old symbol. susie: but the company is new. leaner only four brand names remain, cadillac, buick, chevy and g.m.c. downsized 25% fewer workers. new management dan akerson is the c.e.o., the fourth in two years. it s profitable $5 billion dollars so far this year, and expected to report its first full-year profit since 2004. susie: does it make sense to buy g.m.
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. a new stock will trade here at the new york stock exchange tomorrow: general motors. tom, everyone s talking about g.m. going public just a year after emerging from bankruptcy. tom: susie, the automaker priced its shares late this afternoon. $33 dollars each, higher than originally planned. g.m. will raise about $23 billion, combining common and preferred shares, making it the largest i.p.o. in u.s. history. and it ll trade under the ticker g-m, same as the old symbol. susie: but the company is new. leaner only four brand names remain, cadillac, buick, chevy and g.m.c. downsized 25% fewer workers. new management dan akerson is the c.e.o., the fourth in two years. it s profitable $5 billion dollars so far this year, and expected to report its first full-year profit since 2004. susie: does it make sense to buy g.m.
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. a new stock will trade here at the new york stock exchange tomorrow: general motors. tom, everyone s talking about g.m. going public just a year after emerging from bankruptcy. tom: susie, the automaker priced its shares late this afternoon. $33 dollars each, higher than originally planned. g.m. will raise about $23 billion, combining common and preferred shares, making it the largest i.p.o. in u.s. history. and it ll trade under the ticker g-m, same as the old symbol. susie: but the company is new. leaner only four brand names remain, cadillac, buick, chevy and g.m.c. downsized 25% fewer workers. new management dan akerson is the c.e.o., the fourth in two years. it s profitable $5 billion dollars so far this year, and expected to report its first full-year profit since 2004. susie: does it make sense to buy g.m.