Target at Post-Bailout GM: $10 Billion a Year
Wall Street Journal - 4 hours 12 min ago
The auto maker is expected to report 2011 net income of more than $8 billion and has set its sights on a once-unthinkable goal: make more than $10 billion a year.

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WSJ Video - Post-Bailout GM Targets a $10 Billion Year - 2 hours 20 min ago

The auto maker is expected to report 2011 net income of more than $8 billion and has set its sights on a once-unthinkable goal: make more than $10 billion a year, Sharon Terlep reports on Markets Hub.