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BusinessJuly 24, 2000

General Motors Corp. squeezed out a 1 percent increase in earnings for the second quarter, as a variety of higher costs in its automotive business offset growing revenues. GM earned $1.75 billion, or $2.93 a share, compared to $1.73 billion, or $2.66 a share, from continuing operations in the year-ago period. Including discontinued operations, GM earned $1.92 billion last year...

General Motors Corp. squeezed out a 1 percent increase in earnings for the second quarter, as a variety of higher costs in its automotive business offset growing revenues.

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GM earned $1.75 billion, or $2.93 a share, compared to $1.73 billion, or $2.66 a share, from continuing operations in the year-ago period. Including discontinued operations, GM earned $1.92 billion last year.

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