Stock Movers General Motors Up, Domino’s Rises, Polaris Gains on Sale of Bike Stake
Oct 14, 2025
General Motors faces a $1.6 billion charge as it scales back electric vehicle plans due to changes in U.S. policy. Meanwhile, Domino's Pizza enjoys a surge in sales driven by successful promotions and a popular stuffed crust offering. Polaris is making headlines by selling a majority stake in Indian Motorcycle, which will positively affect its earnings guidance. These developments highlight the dynamic shifts in the automotive and restaurant industries as companies navigate changing market conditions.
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GM Cuts EV Plans For Policy Shift
- General Motors is taking a $1.6 billion charge as it pulls back from EV investments amid shifting US policy.
- The move may signal a broader investor reassessment and a potential bottoming of the EV trade.
Auto Makers Rapidly Reroute EV Strategies
- Automakers are rapidly adjusting product plans in response to changing EV incentives and demand.
- These shifts include cheaper EVs, delayed EV factories, and renewed focus on gas-powered models.
Promotions And Stuffed Crust Boost Domino’s
- Domino's posted stronger-than-expected results driven by promotions and stuffed-crust offerings.
- Domestic same-store sales and international growth helped the company gain share and lift the stock.