Lordstown Motors Corp. Stock News

So what did the stock market do today? All eyes were on a World Bank decision and big moves in RIDE and CVAC stocks.

Dan Primack, Axios business editor, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss his piece, which called Lordstown a business fiasco, and look at how the company's decision to go public via SPAC may have prevented

Electric-truck maker Lordstown Motors , which recently raised concerns about its ability to remain in business, on Thursday backtracked from earlier comments made by the startup's president and said

General Motors and Ford have moved on with their own electric pickups, leaving Lordstown Motors and RIDE stock with dim prospects. The post Is the Ride Over for Lordstown Motors?

Lordstown Motors does not have binding orders from customers for its electric Endurance pickup truck — a reversal from claims made earlier this week by company executives in an effort to restore con

Lordstown Motors Corp. (NYSE: RIDE) shares have been under pressure since the company flagged a going concern warning. The weakness intensified Monday after the company announced a complete overhaul

Lordstown Motors Corp. admits in a filing Thursday that orders for its electric pickup truck "do not represent binding purchase orders or other firm purchase commitments."

Lordstown Motors, which recently warned it does not have enough cash to start commercial production and raised doubts about its ability to remain in business through the end of the year, has now revea

Lordstown Motors has enough ‘binding orders' from customers to fund limited production of its electric pickup truck through May 2022, executives at the company said Tuesday just a a day after an exe

Lordstown Motors Corp. (NASDAQ: RIDE) is forging ahead with its battery-electric commercial Endurance pickup truck despite ousting its founder, CEO and chief financial officer following a “going con

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Company execs say the situation is not as dire as some investors fear.

Shares of Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) are trading higher Tuesday after comments from the executive team of what's next for the company. What Happened: Lordstown announced it has firm orders a week

Lordstown Motors president Rich Schmidt says the company is focusing on its Endurance Truck, raising funds, and reconfirming orders.

CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on guidance from Lordstown Motors after the company reiterated its production plans.