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GM follows Ford by making a big energy bet — this time with an unconventional approach
General Motors (GM) is revamping its energy business with a significant investment in sodium-ion batteries, following Ford's recent similar move that boosted Ford's shares. Both companies are positioning themselves in the energy sector through unconventional battery technology.
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