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Ford Motor (NYSE:F) insider Kiersten Robinson sold 17,713 shares of Ford Motor stock in a transaction dated Monday, November 22nd. The stock was sold at an average price of $20.43, for a total value of $361,876.59. The sale was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available at the []

Rivian Automotive has been in the news a lot recently given its eye-popping IPO. Ford has invested in Rivian and until recently was planning to jointly develop an EV. In this week''s post, we feature a recently published piece from our Family Business Director blog about Ford''s decision to invest in Rivian from Ford''s perspective.

The automaker is holding a valuable investment in Rivian, but the two won''t collaborate to develop an electric vehicle.

In todays recent session, 41.41 million shares of the Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) have been traded, and its beta is 1.13. Most recently the companys share price was $20.00, and it changed around $0.61 or 3.15% from the last close, which brings the market valuation of the company to $78.17B. F at last check was Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F): One Stock To Trade As Economic Progress Advances Read More »

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ) is up over 5% Full story available on Benzinga.com

Eleven days ago, we wrote about Rivian after the Amazon-backed electric vehicle-truck startup made its Wall Street debut as a public company. Rivian opened at $106.75 per share after being priced at $78. By the time the market closed, the shares of the [] The post Rivian lost nearly all its IPO gains after the EV-truck startup said its not working with Ford Motor to develop electric vehicles together appeared first on Tech News | Startups News .

Electric vehicle stocks have been hit performers in the past couple of months, but one firm raised price targets for three legacy automaker stocks on Monday. The Analysts: Bank of America analyst John Murphy

We continue our series on the sporty European market Ford Capri today. Introduced in 1969 as a pony car to suit customers outside of North America, Capri proved an immediate success across Europe and found a more limited customer base in North America too. By the mid-Seventies, times had changed and it was time for [] The post The Ford Capri, a European Mustang (Part II) appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Among a litany of the challenges, the ongoing semiconductor shortage has weighed on U.S. automotive manufacturers. Despite solid demand, sales have faced strong headwinds from the part shortages, paired with low showroom inventories. In turn, automakers, including Ford Motor Co., have idled production at various points over the last year. The Detroit automaker idled production at several plants in July and August in response to the chip shortage. However, the automaker recently announced a collaboration that aims to strengthen its position in the

TORONTO, Nov. 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Monday, frontline workers gathered in front of Queens Park to call on Premier Fords government to pass Bill 8, which would provide 10 paid sick days and 14 additional days during public health emergencies. With a vote on the bill expected this week, health experts and essential workers reiterated the importance of paid sick leave as a crucial public health measure to combat Ontarios fourth wave, prevent flu outbreaks, and reduce the ongoing burden on the healthcare system.

Ford Motor Company (F) canceled its plans to co-develop an electric vehicle (EV) with California-based EV maker Rivian Automotive Inc. (RIVN), according to Reuters. The post Ford Drops Plans to Jointly Develop EV With Rivian Automotive appeared first on Smarter Analyst .

Investors Alley Trade of the Week: LCID Theres been a crazy amount of options action in recent days in the electric vehicle industry. Lucid Group (LCID) is one of the latest EV stocks to get lots of attention by traders. The new company has a market cap larger than Ford (F), at least for the time being. On a day when over [] Trade of the Week: LCID Jay Soloff

First Hawaiian Bank acquired a new position in Ford Motor (NYSE:F) in the 3rd quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The institutional investor acquired 10,903 shares of the auto manufacturers stock, valued at approximately $155,000. A number of other hedge funds and other institutional investors also recently []