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Ford Motor Company announced that it has begun shipping the E-Transit commercial van across the U.S. Read more on Ford stock.

Shares of Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ) may have broken an important support level. That means theres a good chance their recent downtrend continues. Support is a large concentration of investors who are all looking to buy shares at, or close Full story available on Benzinga.com

A spokesperson for Ford Motor recently told Reuters that it plans to suspend or cut production at eight of its facilities in the US, Canada and Mexico through this week due to chip supply constraints. A day earlier, the company said the chip shortage would result in decreased production output

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Ford Motor Co. (F) shares dropped ticked lower, down 1.2% in premarket trading, falling for a third day in a row, after reporting disappointing Q4 EPS and profit guidance last week as…

Ford Motor Company is planning to temporarily stop or reduce production in eight of its plants located in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The suspensions will run throughout next week, and the automaker cited chip

Ford Shutters 8 Factories Due To "Persistent Supply Chain Disruptions" Ford Motor Co. tumbled into a bear market after a fourth-quarter profit and sales missed Wall Street expectations. Chief Executive Jim Farley warned of "persistent supply-chain disruptions" limiting its ability to meet strong demand. Reuters reports the Detroit automaker will shutter eight factories in the US, Mexico, and Canada, beginning on Monday as it copes with chip shortages. Production at factories in Michigan, Chicago and in Cuautitlan, Mexico will be suspended. In Kansas City, production of its F-150 pickup trucks will be idled while one shift will run for production of its Transit vans. The Detroit automaker will also run a single shift or a reduced schedule at its factories in Dearborn, Kentucky, and Louisville while removing overtime at its Oakville factory in Canada. All changes will be in place for the week beginning Feb. 7. -Reuters On Friday, Ford shares plunged 10% after the automaker reported fourth-quarter profit and sales that fell short of expectations.

Ford Motor warned that chip shortage would lead to a decline to vehicle volume in the current quarter

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ) shares dropped about 8% this week following the lackluster quarterly results the automaker reported. Notwithstanding the near-term weakness, the company continued to highlight its EV investments and plans that could be the central thesis to its growth story. Now it appears that Ford''s road to redemption may be bumpy. Ford is planning to suspend or cut production at eight of its North American factories throughout next week, Reuters reported, citing a company spokeswoman. The predicament was blamed on chip supply constraints that have continued to plague the auto industry … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Two of the three major indexes closed higher on the final trading day of a volatile week thanks to a pair of well-received earnings and economic reports. On the earnings front, Amazon.com ( AMZN ) surged 13.5% after the company last night reported top- and bottom-line beats. Strong year-over-year growth in Amazon Web Services and the company''s investment in electric vehicle maker Rivian ( RIVN ) helped drive the better-than-expected results. AMZN also hiked the price of an Amazon Prime annual membership by 17%. SEE MORE 22 Best Retirement Stocks for an Income-Rich 2022 Amazon earnings shared the spotlight with the Labor Department''s latest jobs report, which showed the U.S. added 467,000 new positions in January much higher than the 150,000 gain expected by economists. "Fortunately, this jobs report exceeded expectations, suggesting that there has been some economic recovery following a poor performance in December," says Steve Rick, chief economist at Wisconsin-based financial services firm CUNA Mutual Group.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA ) is the frontrunner in EV manufacturing but it has some catching up to do before it can take the title of the top auto industry leader. Morgan Stanley sees this as a very possible scenario. The Tesla Thesis: By 2027, Tesla''s revenues could grow enough to be larger than legacy automakers General Motors Company (NYSE: GM ) and Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ) combined, analyst Adam Jonas wrote in a note. Tesla''s U.S. market share was 4%, based on January sales, and sales grew 63% year-over-year even as the broader market unit volume was down 10%, the analyst noted. The company''s U.S. share may be around at least 3.5% for the full-year 2022, he said. The company commands an average transaction price of around $60,000, which is roughly 30% Full story available on Benzinga.com

Ford Motor (F) stock is slipping on Friday after losing traction thanks to its earnings report for the fourth quarter of 2021.

Ford Motor Company (F) fell 6.49% in early Friday trading after reporting disappointing Q4 EPS and profit guidance. Read more on Ford stock.