General Motors (NYSE:GM) has announced it will stop exporting vehicles from the U.S. to China, citing shifting economic conditions and ongoing trade disputes between the two countries. The decision, ...

General Motors has stopped exporting vehicles to China, citing recent "significant changes to economic conditions" and a need to restructure its business accordingly. According to The New York Times, ...

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Moving forward, General Motors will not be exporting vehicles to China. Late last week, employees and dealers associated with its China export business were notified of the shipping ban. While GM said ...

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General Motors halts US vehicle exports to China amid tariff tensions despite a recent 90-day pause in wrangling.

The auto industries in both the US and Europe could come to a standstill within weeks thanks to China’s ongoing restrictions ...

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Goods imported into China from the US faced tariffs of more than 100% before the two countries agreed to lower the levies for 90 days. In April, GM’s rival Ford Motor halted its exports to China.

German automakers became the latest to warn that China's export restrictions threaten to shut down production and rattle ...

GM informed employees and dealers for its export business in China that it would stop shipping vehicles to China from the US, Reuters reported. "Due to significant changes to economic conditions ...

which represented less than 0.1% of the volume it sells in China. AFP via Getty Images In April, GM’s rival Ford Motor halted its exports to China.