Thread regarding General Motors layoffs

more financial fu-kery from the non-producers

The company announced a 20% dividend increase and a new $6 billion stock buyback program.

Someone ran a piece a few days ago about Chinese automaker BYD raising $5 billion to expand all over the place. New factories, new dealerships, very aggressive moves to increase global market share.

General Motors has even bigger plans - a giant new Stock Buyback and Shareholder Dividend Flimflam! Yay! USA! USA! USA!


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@193 w90% of the fraud market
is owned by 10% of the population
which should be working at REAL jobs

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Post ID: @26h+1kg0axg9h

@151 why, it builds equity for the shareholders

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Post ID: @193+1kg0axg9h

It should be illegal for a company to buy stock, its own or another company's.

If a company has extra money it doesn't want to spend on its business, it should pay dividends or just lower prices to reduce the pile of extra money.

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Post ID: @151+1kg0axg9h

They can spend money on R&D, better factories, prepare for the future, even reward the employees with better benefits or bonuses.

Or they can reward the executives with a huge payoff when they cash in their stock options.

What do you think the SLT will do?

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Post ID: @br+1kg0axg9h

executives i think are paid in shares
the higher the share price, the more they make
corrupt as he-l

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Post ID: @bb+1kg0axg9h

MTB works for the shareholders. She has consistently managed for stock price (hype automomous/Cruise without any real deliverables), not for making autos for the marketplace (see L87 debacle) or for employees (constant threat of layoffs, open sites/close sites). She started out well during the ignition switch, but was corrupted. And looking at her compensation, I guess I understand why -

Mary Barra Total Compensation (Approximate)
2024: $29.5 million
2023: ~$24-25 million (estimated based on a reported "dip" from 2022)
2022: $34.1 million
2021: $29 million
2020: ~$21-23 million

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