2019 Ford Executive Compensation Exceeded Company’s Profit
FoMoCo paid its top six executives a combined $70 million in 2019, while recording just $47 million in net income.
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FoMoCo paid its top six executives a combined $70 million in 2019, while recording just $47 million in net income.
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Ford's new CFO brings a tech background to the Motor City.
Read More »Hackett is pushing Ford towards a major turnaround amid global losses.
Read More »Layoffs are reportedly on the agenda for Detroit's No. 2 automaker.
Read More »Ford is reportedly shopping its South American business around to FCA and Volkswagen.
Read More »Big changes could be in store for Ford's European product lineup as the automaker continues to hunt for the winning formula.
Read More »Restructuring and overhauling product in certain global markets like Europe could cost Ford $11 billion in the short-term.
Read More »Breaking: Ford will cut its North American car lineup to two models: the Mustang, and the crossover-inspired Focus Active.
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Ford will grow its SUV portfolio by 10 percent in the coming years, shrinking its car range accordingly.
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Ford's ever-popular F-Series pickups helped Ford achieve greater-than-expected earnings through the third quarter of 2017.
Read More »Major shifts are happening in Ford's upper echelons as the automaker pursues better long-term fitness.
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To investors' chagrin, Ford has no intention of emptying the company coffers on stock buybacks or big ticket investments.
Read More »Everything is up for debate as Ford's new CEO reviews the company's global operations and future plans.
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Ford is still attempting to reduce its stockpile of unsold vehicles in North America. The company could idle some plants in 2017.
Read More »Ford's expected profits for the year will be somewhat less than the $10.4 billion (pretax) brought in in 2016.
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Ford shareholders: you won't want to miss Ford's next "Let's Chat" forum with industry analysts.
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Ford, which builds more vehicles in the US than any other automaker, might actually benefit from a new import tax.
Read More »US President Donald Trump's proposed 20% border tax on Mexican-made goods wouldn't impact Ford all that much, says the company's CFO.
Read More »Too many used cars on the market mean faster-than-normal depreciation. Ford seems to be feeling the ill effects first.
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Ford Chief Financial Officer Bob Shanks is preparing to have a little chat with the investment community.
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Ford's new plan for future growth addresses both its traditional core business, and its strategy for pursuing mobility, electrification, and the like.
Read More »The arrival of the new Super Duty could be "yuge" for Ford's North American profits.
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Ford Authority will provide live coverage of the event.
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