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Trump cuts tariff on UK cars; American carmakers not happy about it
The British car industry got a big break from US President Donald Trump yesterday afternoon. Trump and UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer have agreed to a bilateral trade agreement that cuts tariffs on a range of imports from the UK, including pharmaceuticals, aluminum and steel, and cars.
Ford (NYSE: F), and Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) has voiced criticism over President Donald Trump's latest trade agreement with ...
As a result of the uncertainty, companies are lowering or outright scrapping their earnings forecasts. Here's a look at the big brands that have made adjustments to their guidance in recent earnings ...
Ford Motor executives told shareholders Thursday that there are no plans to offer stock buybacks or spin off its lucrative ...
The employee discounts the automaker is offering to all shoppers will run until early June and come as some carmakers mull ...
Despite the White House's statements, Ford's top executive recently said he could not promise consumers wouldn't pay more.
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders and proclamations to ease auto tariffs on April 29.
Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley said the company knows how auto tariffs will affect its costs, but doesn't know how ...
Repeat winners from Ford, Toyota, and Stellantis dominate this year’s fleet rankings, highlighting consistent value across trucks, hybrids, vans, and SUVs.
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