Ford's Farley believes he knows how to beat the Chinese on EVs. Wall Street's reaction.
Ford CEO Jim Farley has repeatedly told Wall Street that Ford will bring smaller, affordable - yet profitable - EVs to market. But is it too late?
Tariffs could cause more harm to auto industry than a UAW strike, economic group says
Michigan-based Anderson Economic Group said Friday that tariffs could add unabsorbable costs for American automakers.
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China a major player in auto business
By now, people are aware of the significant progress the Chinese automotive industry has made over the last decade or so. In ...
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Automakers are delaying new models. Suppliers are feeling the pinch.
It isn’t only on the EV side, where launch delays abound. Automakers are also hitting the brakes on bread-and-butter products, such as the 15th-generation gas/hybrid Ford F-150, which is being pushed ...
DEI retreat widens as Citigroup and PepsiCo roll back diversity policies
The retreat from corporate diversity programs widened this week as Citigroup (C) and PepsiCo (PEP) announced rollbacks of ...
Rivian CEO Says Hands-Free Driving Is Coming In 'Weeks'
After that, a hands-off, eyes-off highway driving system is coming to Rivians next year, CEO R.J. Scaringe said on Thursday.
Live: Trump reciprocal tariffs, auto tariffs planned for April; aluminum, steel duties set for March
Yahoo Finance will chronicle the latest news and updates on Trump's tariffs — from the threats to the eventual policy.
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Legendary Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo to host inaugural Xtreme Bulls event
The PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour is adding a new stop in 2025 at one of the most storied rodeos on the circuit. For the first time in PRCA Xtreme Bulls ...