Ford Motor Company (F)
Ford Stock: A Regulatory Catalyst May Help Break The $12 Barrier
Ford stock has been a frustrating investment, struggling to break the $12 barrier, but a major catalyst that could finally unlock shareholder value is now in play. A series of under-the-radar regulatory shifts has already allowed Ford to slash over $1.4 billion in future compliance-related liabilities, and this is just the beginning. This tailwind is unleashing a reallocation of capital, enabling a strategic pivot from money-losing compliance EVs to Ford's high-margin truck and commercial powerhouse.
Despite Fast-paced Momentum, Ford Motor (F) Is Still a Bargain Stock
Ford Motor (F) could be a great choice for investors looking to buy stocks that have gained strong momentum recently but are still trading at reasonable prices. It is one of the several stocks that made it through our 'Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain' screen.
Fire at aluminum plant to hit Ford's bottom line by up to $1 billion, analyst says
A fire at a New York aluminum plant that is expected to affect production of Ford Motor's F-150 truck for months will sap up to $1 billion from the automaker's earnings, according to a Wednesday note from Evercore ISI analysts.
A Devastating Fire at a Major Ford Supplier Will Disrupt Business for Months
The Novelis plant supplies about 40% of aluminum sheet used in the auto industry.
A Bit of Great News for Ford and GM Investors
Unless you've been hiding under a rock (and some days that may seem like a solid idea), you're probably aware of the Trump administration's stance on electric vehicles (EVs). The administration has suspended the $7,500 federal tax credit for EV purchases effective Sept.
Ford CEO: "Average wait is 2 weeks" to get your car fixed. "We don't have mechanics.
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Ford CEO talks labor market, lack of trade jobs, and risks to the US economy
All the way from the Ford Pro Accelerate conference in Detroit, Yahoo Finance executive editor Brian Sozzi sits down with Ford (F) CEO Jim Farley for an extensive conversation about the importance of skilled workers in the US economy and the auto industry at large, and concerns around shortages of mechanical tradesmen. Farley goes on to comment on Ford's apprentice programs that encourage the next generation of essential workers and the hit from President Trump's tariffs that the truck-maker is expecting.
Former Ford CEO: Regulatory credits Tesla receives will go to zero, profitability to be challenged
Mark Fields, former Ford CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss Tesla's energy usage, what peer groups are saying around electric vehicles ahead of the federal incentive rollback and much more.
Ford Q3 sales climb on EV, truck demand
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) on Wednesday reported third quarter 2025 total vehicle sales of 545,522, up 8.2% from the same period last year. The automaker noted it was the seventh consecutive month of sales gains.
BD & Henry Ford Health Tie-Up to Enhance Community Pharmacy Experience
BDX partners with Henry Ford Health to deploy BD Rowa Vmax robots, aiming to streamline 24/7 pharmacy access in Michigan.
EVs, big SUVs drive Ford third-quarter U.S. sales up 8.2%
EV sales during the third quarter are expected to be a record, ahead of federal EV incentives of up to $7,500 ending in September. In this article F
Ford CEO Jim Farley eyes further improvements after five years of ‘surprises,' including investor returns
Ford CEO Jim Farley marks his fifth anniversary as CEO at the automaker on Wednesday. Farley, 63, told CNBC that some recent changes in regulations from the Trump administration may be more beneficial than Wall Street expects.
