Ford Motor Company

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The average age of a car on the road in America is over 11 years. This poses a nearly impossible dilemma for manufacturers as they try to get sales back to former levels.
Ford's balance sheet troubles and junk-rated debt make a recovery difficult. The company has to get back on its feet quickly.
While Ford stock is at the back of the pack in terms of its performance, the outlook provided with recent earnings doesn’t paint an encouraging picture going forward, for neither the stock nor the...
Apple borrowed $8.5 billion Monday in a four-part bond deal. Why? Because right now, money is cheap.
The Ford family can't afford to see its namesake company implode, and with it the fortune they have enjoyed for over 100 years.
Ford reported a first-quarter net loss of $2 billion after markets closed Tuesday. The loss in the current quarter is expected to be more than double that amount.
GM announced Monday that it has extended two credit agreements while suspending its dividend and buybacks as it builds liquidity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Over the past month, we’ve seen an absolute roller-coaster of volatility in the markets, which has been the result of supply chain concerns across the globe and a general slowdown in business, all...
Ford has filed a preliminary prospectus for three senior unsecured note offerings to raise more cash. This is the company's first offering since its debt was downgraded to junk last month.
New car sales in the European Union fell by 55% in March leading to a decline of more than 25% for the first quarter. Lockdowns related to the coronavirus pandemic get the blame for the declines.
It has been presumed for some time that U.S. new car sales would plunge due to the spread of COVID-19. In fact, New York City sales were nearly zero for the week.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Akamai Technologies, Carlyle, Ford, General Motors, JD.com, Moderna, Netflix, Peloton Interactive, Raytheon Technologies, Target, Tesla and...
Ford seems to be caught between a rock and a hard place. While the COVID-19 instant recession has been brutal, Ford already was facing problems before the economy tanked in February and March.
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Every major car company in the world counted China as its largest potential market. But car sales have crashed across the world due to the spreading pandemic.