What General Motors Company (ticker: GM) could really, really use right now is an automatic transmission: a message to the White House and Chinese government that convinces them to work out their current tariff tangle. But that, dear investors, is not such an easy a holiday wish to grant.
Even though China says it will temporarily cut the tariff on U.S auto imports from 40 to 15 percent, remaining tariffs on imported steel and aluminum make it difficult to keep manufacturing costs down. Here are three dividend-yielding stocks that experts recommend for the month of January. General Motors Company (GM), Dominos Pizza (DPZ) and Whirlpool Corp. (WHR).
Source: WTOP.com
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