Two years ago, at its annual Global Business Conference, General Motors (NYSE: GM ) unveiled a surprising plan. It involves radically streamlining GM's global product line -- and it takes more than a page or two from the famous "One Ford" plan that returned GM's archrival Ford (NYSE: F ) to profitability.
This week, GM product chief Mary Barra gave an update on the plan's progress, with a surprising twist: The company is ahead of schedule. In this video, Fool.com contributor John Rosevear explains why that's a big deal -- and what it could mean for GM's profits in coming quarters.
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