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General Motors plans November move from NYSE to Nasdaq

The company says its stock will keep the GM trading symbol.

By Ayal · October 27, 2026

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General Motors announced on October 27 that it plans to transfer its common-stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

GM said it expects NYSE trading to continue through November 16, with Nasdaq trading beginning November 17 under the same GM symbol. The announcement describes an expected future transfer, not a move completed on October 27. Eligibility for possible Nasdaq-100 inclusion does not guarantee that the stock will enter that index.

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