FlickIt · Oct 28, 2026
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General Motors is leaving the New York Stock Exchange, where it first listed in 1911, and will start trading on the Nasdaq on Nov. 17. The move is part of GM's push to be seen more as a technology company, and it comes a week after the automaker laid out its plans for AI and self-driving cars. Shareholders don't need to do anything, and the stock symbol is expected to stay "GM."
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