Ford's $13B EV losses and decade of stagnation expose the blue-chip myth—legacy automakers face an unbridgeable gap.

The Blue Oval brand will pivot toward ICE and hybrid powertrains as CEO Jim Farley announces a $19.5 billion EV write-down.

Ford Motor Co. said Monday it will take a staggering $19.5 billion charge to write down electric-vehicle (EV) investments, ...

I’ve written frequently here in recent years about the financial fiasco that has hit Ford Motor Company and other big ...

Ford's chief executive is confronting a blunt verdict from his own factory floor: "none of the young people want to work here ...

Maybe Ford is just getting it all out of its system before the calendar flips to January. The U.S. automotive staple has had ...

A new safety action adds pressure on automakers as software reliability, recall history, and regulatory scrutiny converge ...

Ford plans to repurpose BlueOval SK Battery Park in Kentucky. Over 1,500 workers at the plant will be laid off starting in ...

If Jim Farley was the optimist-in-chief, Adam Jonas was Wall Street's designated skeptic. The Morgan Stanley analyst, who for ...

Yet Ford, the best-selling pickup truck manufacturer in the U.S., says — it's killing off several planned EV models, plus its ...

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