Ford Believes That New Models, Expanded Services Will Drive 2021 Growth
Ford recently shared its 2021 growth plan at its annual dealer meeting. More
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Ford Needs To Focus On Curbing Warranty Costs, CEO Jim Farley Says
With a host of new models set to launch soon, Ford must work to reduce its warranty costs, Farley says. More
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Ford CFO Tim Stone Maintains His Customer-Focused Approach Amid Economic Downturn
Ford’s CFO attempts to improve customer experience while also navigating an economic crisis. More
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Ford Looking To Eat Jeep’s Lunch With All-New Bronco
And it could add a few zeroes to The Blue Oval’s top and bottom lines. More
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Ferrari Now Worth More Than Ford, GM, FCA Following Massive Surge In Market Value
Despite the fact that Ferrari production has been idled since March. More
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Ford Q1 2020 Earnings: $2 Billion Net Loss On $34 Billion Revenue
As expected, earning were significantly reduced by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. More
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Ford Shores Up Cash Reserves With $8 Billion Debt Security
Adding to the $15.4 billion drawn in March. More
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Ford Expects $2 Billion Loss In Q1 2020 Due To Coronavirus
A significant increase in expected losses compared to the $600 million Ford initially expected to lose. More
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Ford Earnings To Likely Include $600 Million Loss For Q1 2020
The automaker has enough cash on hand to last at least through the end of the third quarter. More
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Ford CEO Jim Hackett Made Over $17 Million In 2019
Hackett’s compensation comes on top tens of thousands of dollars Ford paid for the use of a private aircraft. More
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Ford Credit Is Pulling Its Weight And Then Some
Ford Credit is contributing significantly to Ford’s bottom line. More
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