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Earlier this week, Ford said that it expected a $600 million pretax loss in the first quarter, though it wasn’t sure what the tax expenses might be. Ford has now revised its loss figure very much do

A tornado strike at a critical Ford manufacturing plant threatens to disrupt the automaker's supply chain. Ford disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday that the BorgWarner factory in Seneca, South Ca

Troubled carmaker Ford (F) has now adjusted its expected loss for the first quarter to $2 billion, according to an amended SEC filing. The company also revealed that it now anticipates revenue of $34

General Electric (GE) and Ford (F) stocks jumped by over 5.50% on Friday, as companies signed a $336M contract to make ventilators.

Terry Wise has been the CEO of Forward Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:FORD) since 2015. First, this article will compare CEO...

May the 4th be with the American auto industry, Nissan is hitting the brakes on restarting car production, Volvo is hitting the gas in Europe, and a Chinese market resurgence could provide some much-n

Kumar Galhotra becomes president of the Americas and International Market GroupPhoto: FordNewFord Chief Operating Officer Jim Farley recently conducted a 10-weekclose-look at the automaker’s

Volkswagen’s profits are tumbling, Bentley extends its production shutdown, and Ford hopes to possibly restart production with the help of wristbands. All that and more in The Morning Shift for Apri

Ford has been emphasizing internal communications and promoting its work making medical supplies.

Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) today announced that the company is collaborating with Ford and 3M to supply a DEWALT portable battery solution for their new Powered Air-Purifying Respirators (PAPR

Ford (and everybody else) is losing a lot of money, Big Oil’s production cut is basically meaningless, and it’s going to be rough for electric cars for awhile. That and more in The Morning Shift f

Ford Motor Co. and its rivals are repurposing some manufacturing capacity to produce medical supplies, to help fight the pandemic. But they haven't forgotten, cars and trucks are the core business.

Ford is expanding its efforts to design and produce urgently needed medical equipment and supplies for health care workers, first responders and patients fighting coronavirus.

With the gears of the economy grinding to a halt over COVID-19-related quarantines, it should come as no surprise that auto dealership M&A – coming off a strong year in which 233 transactions were c

Elon made it sound like a breeze. It started on March 18th with a casual tweet to a fan promising that Tesla would make ventilators “if there is a shortage,” setting off an avalanche of replies ed