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Ford announced a layoff of white-collar and contract employees to cut costs as it switches its focus to electric vehicles. The Ford layoffs will be effective on Sept. 1.

Ford is the second-largest U.S.-based automaker and was founded in 1903 by Henry Ford. Who owns Ford Motor Company now? Well, it's complicated.

Ford has announced a recall of 3.3 million cars in North America. Which models are being recalled? This is the fifth such recall since 2018.

Ford is among the worst affected companies due to the chip shortage. What’s the latest update on Ford’s chip supply and will things get better in 2022?

U.S. stock markets hit new record highs in 2021. What could 2022 bring for stocks and which stocks should you buy in 2022? The following stocks have potential.

There's a tight race between Rivian’s R1T, Tesla’s Cybertruck, and Ford’s F-150 Lightning. How do they compare?

Markets have been trading largely sideways in September. Here are the three hot cheap stocks that you should be watching in September.

Ford stock is up on Aug. 24 amid reports that it plans to increase F-150 production. What's the forecast for Ford stock? Will it recover and go up?

Markets will be waiting for a lot of updates during Ford's Investor Day, especially on the F-150 Lightning, the chip shortage, and dividend resumption.

Ford Motor (F) is set to announce its Q1 earnings results on Apr. 28. Will Ford restore its dividend in 2021?

This year, Tesla (TSLA) stock has fallen 21.3%, underperforming broader markets. Let’s look at how Tesla’s Model Y could turn things around.

Tesla’s (TSLA) third-quarter earnings are scheduled for Wednesday. Notably, the company will likely post a loss in the quarter.

Investing in electric vehicles can be a smart decision, but where do you start? To learn more about this growing market, check out our guide.

Ford (F) is outperforming the S&P 500 in 2021. What's the forecast for its stock price in 2021? Will Ford stock rise more or should you book profits now?

As EV stocks gain traction, legacy automakers have shifted gears to EV manufacturing. Between Ford and GM, which is a better EV stock for investors?

Many companies that suspended their dividends in 2020 restored them towards the end of the year. When will Ford restore its dividend amid the economic rebound?

In the previous part of this series, we looked at the second-largest US automaker, Ford’s (F), sales in China in October. The company’s weakening Chinese sales are likely to continue.

Tesla Motors (TSLA) has a market cap of $31.5 billion. It rose by 4.0% and closed at $246.99 per share on April 4, 2016.

General Motors has delivered a return of 6.9% year-to-date as of December 16, 2016. This return was much lower than the 10.5% return of the S&P 500 Index.

Harley-Davidson is set to release its 3Q16 earnings report on October 18, 2016. The company is the most popular heavyweight motorcycle brand in the world.

On August 13, 2015, US retail sales came in at expected levels for July. The increase in the retail sector was broad-based.

Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet (GOOGL), is phasing out the pod-like cars it has long used to test its autonomous driving technology.

As of October 26, 2016, Tesla’s forward EV-to-EBITDA multiple was 26.4x.

Last week, which ended October 13, 2017, Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) stock remained mixed and witnessed a minor rise of 0.90%.

Whether the border wall could enhance US national security is a debatable topic. The answers about the wall vary depending who you ask.

As of April 5, Tesla stock had ~23% positive returns in the past year. According to analysts’ consensus, Tesla’s target price for the next year was $254.76.

Ford (F) is set to release its 4Q16 earnings report on January 26, 2017. It’s the second-largest US automaker by volume after General Motors (GM).

For the last three years, Ferrari (RACE) has been reporting gradual progress in EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization).

Last week, Ferrari stock (RACE) continued to trade positively, rising 9.2% to $148.90.

Stable demand and strong brand image have kept Ferrari (RACE) moving forward, regardless of adverse global economic conditions.

In a currency war, the “beggar-thy-neighbor” strategy is about increasing the demand for a nation’s exports at the expense of other countries’ export share.

Bloomberg reported on October 8 that Renault (RNLSY) was mulling a new all-electric car. It’s expected to be bigger than its best-selling Zoe.

Ferrari spends extravagantly on research and development to stay ahead of its peers and to keep its products unique.

As percentages of the worlds’ total reserves, Russia holds 45% of the gas, 23% of the coal, 14% of the uranium, and 13% of the oil. Currently, Russia is the world’s largest energy supplier.

A few years ago, Tesla Motors showcased the true potential of EVs with its Roadster, Model S, and Model X.

NIO (NIO) has been rising for the last five sessions in a row.

On March 8, 2018, GM’s EV-to-EBITDA was 7.2x, much lower than its direct competitor Ford’s multiple of 12.8x.

Tesla achieved a surprise profit in Q3. During its Q3 earnings call, CEO Elon Musk noted that its Model Y could outsell its Models S, X, and 3 combined.

According to data compiled by Edmunds.com, the lease penetration rate in the US auto market in August 2016 was 29.7% compared to 28.2% in August 2015.

Previously in this series, we looked at China’s declining overall vehicle sales for the last eight months.

The S&P 500 Index, represented by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), rose 0.3% on October 23, nearing the all-time high it saw in July.

Investors use a bunch of metrics to determine if a stock is attractive. One such metric is the PEG or the price-to-earnings-to-growth ratio.

On January 30, Tesla stock was trading on a slightly positive note at $345.82. In September 2017, the stock posted an all-time high of near $389.61.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU) is set to release its 1Q17 earnings report on April 26, 2017. By 2016 vehicle sales volume, FCAU was the fourth-largest automaker in the US.

On March 17, Ford stock tested the upper range of the descending channel near $12.75. It couldn’t close above the level and turned negative.

Tesla (TSLA) has been on a rising spree since its earnings. In October, Tesla stock surged by 31%. The stock rose on the back of third-quarter profits.

The U.S. market is dominated by truck sales, with trucks outselling cars at 51% of market share versus cars accounting for 49% of the market.

Last week, Tesla stock (TSLA) continued to rise, gaining 12% and closing at $358.17 despite mixed market sentiment.

According to the latest Bloomberg consensus, 32% of analysts covering Ford rated it as a “buy,” 56% rated it as a “hold,” and three rated it as a “sell.”

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