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General Motors plans listings in New York and Toronto
Bailed-out car maker expected to float this autumn
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General Motors (GM) geared up for its return to the public markets on Wednesday when it filed registration documents with the SEC.
The embattled car maker, which was declared bankrupt in June last year, says in its documents – known as a Form S-1 – that it plans to list common shares ...
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