Upgrade für GM deswegen DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. stock rose Friday after an analyst upgraded the company's shares and said the automaker likely will avoid a devastating strike at Delphi Corp.
§ Brett Hoselton, with KeyBanc Capital Markets, upgraded GM's shares from "hold" to "buy" and said in a note to investors that he believes Delphi, GM and the United Auto Workers will reach an agreement as early as June that will avoid a strike.Delphi, which filed for bankruptcy protection in October, wants to lower workers' wages and has been negotiating for months with the UAW and GM, its former parent and largest customer. Delphi was in court Friday asking a federal bankruptcy judge to let it cancel its contracts, and the UAW is threatening to strike if that happens. But Hoselton said the three parties already have dealt with the most significant hurdle, which was buyout deals for Delphi workers. GM has agreed to fund buyouts for about 13,000 of Delphi's 24,000 UAW members and is letting an additional 5,000 flow back to GM. Hoselton said the last issue is wage subsidies for workers who don't accept the buyouts. He believes GM will agree to supplement Delphi workers' wages with the money it will save by buying parts from suppliers that charge less than Delphi. http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...USINESS/605130371/1003/rss03 Dann würde auch der fällige Report kommen,der wegen der Unruhen verschoben wurde |