Ford announces plan to cut 3,200 jobs in Germany
BERLIN, Germany—US auto giant Ford is planning to axe 3,200 jobs in Germany, a union said Monday, adding it was ...
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Next generation Ford vehicles conquer Davao City
Up to tomorrow (October 9), Davaoenos may enjoy over P2 million worth of cash discounts and prizes await those purchasing ...
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Ford’s electric drive reinvents historic Michigan factory
Construction crews are back at Dearborn, remaking Ford's century-old industrial complex once again, this time for a post-petroleum era that ...
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Ford to spend $1 billion more than expected on supplier costs
Ford said Monday that inflation-related supplier costs during the third quarter will run about $1 billion higher than originally expected. ...
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Ford unveils newest Mustang, extending gasoline-powered life
Revealing that there are exceptions to Detroit's electric vehicle push, Ford Wednesday unveiled its seventh-generation Mustang, a gas-powered sedan that ...
Read moreFord set to invest $3.7B, boosting legacy factories
New York, United States—Ford on Thursday announced fresh multi-billion-dollar capital projects in Midwestern factories near its Detroit home, as the ...
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Ford confirms 2022 profit outlook despite lingering semiconductor crunch
Ford confirmed its 2022 profit outlook Wednesday despite lower quarterly auto sales as strong vehicle pricing offsets the hit from ...
Read moreFord reduces North American production on chip shortage
WASHINGTON, United States—Major automaker Ford will cut its North American vehicle production next week due to a semiconductor shortage, US ...
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Ford PH reports 35% growth in retail performance
Ford Philippines delivered a strong retail performance in 2021, with sales growing by 35 percent from last year to 20,008 ...
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Rivian, Ford abolish electric vehicle collaboration
A week after electric truck maker Rivian made a blistering entry onto Wall Street, they and Detroit auto giant Ford ...
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