Ford sales fell 31.6 percent
Ford Motor Co, which reported first quarter net loss of $1.43 billion, said Friday its April sales in the Americas fell 31.6 percent amidst the economic downturn.
Ford sales slump 31.6 percent
Ford Motor Co on Friday posted a 31.6 percent decline in U.S. sales for April as the economic downturn continued to pressure the industry.
Ford U.S. sales fall 31.6 percent in April
Ford Motor Co on Friday posted a 31.6 percent decline in U.S. sales for April as the economic downturn continued to pressure the industry.
Ronn Motor Company, Inc. (RNNM.PK) Finalizes Testing and Production Design of Hydrogen Injection System
Early this week, Ronn Motor Company, Inc. announced that it has completed testing and final production design for its new H2GO(TM) real time hydrogen injection system. Frigette Energy Systems and Ronn Motors executives have been conducting evaluations this week to prepare for a preliminary focused manufacturing and distribution roll-out to the general public.
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Ford shares rise as Q1 loss smaller than expected
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Wall Street gains on reassuring earnings, data
Stocks rose on Friday on better-than-expected results from companies including American Express and Ford as reassuring data on manufacturing and housing boosted hopes the recession is showing signs of abating.
Wall Street set to open higher, Ford beats expectations
Wall Street was set for a modestly higher open on Friday as investors found bright spots in a slew of earnings results, including a smaller-than-expected loss from struggling Ford Motor Co.
Ford shares rise on smaller-than-expected loss
Ford Motor Co posted a smaller-than-expected first-quarter loss and said it was on track to at least break even in 2011 and did not expect to seek U.S. government loans, sending its shares up more than 22 percent.
Ford posts smaller-than-expected loss
Ford Motor Co posted a smaller-than-expected first-quarter loss on Friday amid the auto sector downturn and said it was on track to at least break even in 2011 and did not expect to seek U.S. government loans.
Ford seen posting Q1 loss, focus on sector turmoil
Ford Motor Co (F.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) is expected to post a large first-quarter net loss amid the global economic downturn that has pressured results in the United States, Western Europe and other developed economies.
Automaker liquidation may focus on brands, patents
If any of the big three U.S. automakers is forced to sell assets in a liquidation, their brands and patents may attract the most interest, while the manufacturing assets could be a tough sell.
Ford Motor doubts Q1 outlook, but future looks bright
Ford Motor Co said Tuesday it expects first quarter results to be lower, but shares jumped on as analyst upgraded the firm citing a brighter future.
Goldman upgrades U.S. auto sector; raises Ford to buy
Goldman Sachs upgraded the U.S. auto sector to
Cat, United Tech results show pressures, hopes
U.S. manufacturing bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and United Technologies Corp reported on Tuesday that falling global demand for their big-ticket products battered first-quarter results.
CAT, United Tech results hit by slack demand
U.S. manufacturing bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and United Technologies Corp reported on Tuesday that falling global demand for their big-ticket products battered first-quarter results.
Caterpillar, United Tech results pressured by slack demand
Two U.S. manufacturing bellwethers, Caterpillar and United Technologies, said on Tuesday that falling global demand for big-ticket products battered their first-quarter results.
GM cutting 1,600 U.S. salaried positions
General Motors Corp said on Monday it is telling about 1,600 salaried U.S. employees this week to leave by May 1 as it scrambles to reduce costs under a restructuring mandated by the U.S. government.
China brings hope, threat to global automakers
Top auto executives projected sales growth of up to 10 percent this year in China, but this lone bright spot among the world's major car markets is also producing ambitious potential rivals to the global auto majors.
China Changan Auto eyes overseas acquisitions
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Volkswagen may oust Toyota as world leader
Volkswagen AG may have overtaken Toyota Motor Co to become the world's top-selling carmaker in the first quarter, thanks to government incentives that fueled demand in VW's major markets.
Ford shares up on analyst view of debt restructuring
Ford Motors shares were raise Monday after it planned to restructure its debt by 38 percent or $9.9 billion to bolster up its finance despite economic downturn and low demand.
Ford F-Series and E-Series Reviews – What is New for 2009
Ford has always been a forerunner in the market of full-size trucks and vans.In terms of strength and durability in heavy-duty vehicles,Ford outraces its competitors.
Financial Benefits of Owning a Hybrid
As more and more car manufacturers offer both hybrid only cars (like the Prius) and hybrid versions of already popular cars (like the hybrid Honda Civic), more car buyers are looking to switch from their traditional gas-only cars to a hybrid.
Obama: Government to buy 17,600 US cars by June 1
President Barack Obama, saying he was committed to a strong U.S. auto industry, announced on Thursday the government would buy 17,600 new fuel-efficient vehicles from ailing American automakers by June 1.
Government to buy 17,600 US cars by June 1: Obama
President Barack Obama, saying he was committed to a strong U.S. auto industry, announced on Thursday the government would buy 17,600 new fuel-efficient vehicles from ailing American automakers by June 1.
Volkswagen CEO: Fuel efficient cars are needed
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