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State Street GM’s largest stockholder, filing says

General Motors Corp.’s bankruptcy filing today listed State Street Bank & Trust as the company’s largest stockholder, with 17% of the stock.

General Motors Corp.’s bankruptcy filing today listed State Street Bank & Trust as the company’s largest stockholder, with 17% of the stock.
But a 13G filing with the SEC shows State Street sold 73% of the stock holding in April, leaving it with 4.4% of outstanding shares as of April 30

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State Street GM’s largest stockholder, filing says

General Motors Corp.’s bankruptcy filing today listed State Street Bank & Trust as the company’s largest stockholder, with 17% of the stock.

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