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GM's "delisting notice" is really a move from the NYSE to Nasdaq

An SEC filing headed "notice of delisting" sounds like trouble. In General Motors' case, it announces a voluntary switch of exchanges, with the ticker unchanged.

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On Oct 27, 2026, General Motors filed a Form 8-K with the SEC. One of the items it reported, Item 3.01, carries the title "Notice of Delisting or Transfer of Listing." Read only that title and you might assume the company is being thrown off the stock market. It isn't.

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