Forward Industries Stock News

Ford (F) expects second-quarter operating loss of more than $5 billion due to coronavirus-led depressed demand for vehicles.

Ford (F) stock price fell about 5% at the news of its losses in Q1. This is mostly due to the COVID-19 situation.

Ford (F) has reported first quarter results in-line with prior guidance, but concerns over the company’s bleak outlook saw the stock pullback 4% in after-hours trading on Tuesday.The company announc

But added it had enough money despite the crisis to last the rest of 2020.

Ford's autonomous vehicle service will be delayed until 2022, and the Lincoln Motor program with Rivian has also cancelled.

Lincoln announced in January that it was making some kind of electric vehicle with Rivian, which Ford, Lincoln’s parent, has already invested a bunch of money in. That project is now reportedly on i

Visteon was born inside of Ford, and focused mostly on seating, climate control, and interiors. There was enough opportunity in those product categories for Ford to spin-off the company in 2000. Today

Overall first-quarter 2020 earnings and revenues for the auto sector are projected to be down 82.2% and 13% year over year, respectively.

The UAW doesn’t think an early May plant restart is a good idea, tornado damage to a key supplier’s facility could put Ford, Toyota, and FCA further against the ropes, Toyota says demand is actual

Photo: FordOne of the most vital areas of need during the coronaviruspandemic is access to testing, and Ford Motor Companyand its luxury brand, the Lincoln Motor Company,are working to provide

Don't expect a Ford F-150 PHEV anytime in the near futurePhoto: FordEarlier this month, Car and Driver got folks a’talkingby suggesting that the upcoming 2021 Ford F-150 would get a plug-in hy

DuPont (NYSE:DD) today is pleased to announce that Darrell Ford, DuPont Senior Vice President & Chief Human Resource Officer, has been named to Savoy magazine's 2020 Most Influential Black Executives

Amid coronavirus outbreak and stay-at-home orders in multiple states, Ford (F) anticipates a net loss of $2 billion in the first quarter of 2020.

Ford's credit downgrade has become a self-fulfilling prophecy. The company's high borrowing costs will further strain its cash flow.

This weekend's Barron's cover story examines the revolution in telehealth and virtual medicine.Other featured articles ponder how well businesses will snap back from the crisis and discuss companies t