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Investors and industry analysts have become frustrated by Ford's weak performance and CEO Jim Hackett's lack of details on restructuring plans.
The company's motorcycle sales slid 7.8 percent from the same time last year with a bulk of that drop coming from the U.S. The company sold 36,220 Harley's in America during the quarter, 13.3 percent less than the same period last year.
"Let the other guys keep dreaming about the future. We'll be the ones building it," Bryan Cranston says against a variety of scenes that poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on Ford's historical roots.
Jim Cramer reveals how the Fed's rose-colored glasses could impact your money.
RV manufacturer Winnebago reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings, despite a year downturn. The company's CFO said that aluminum and steel prices are squeezing margins. Winnebago has had to increase prices to offset some of the cost.
Jim Cramer ranks the most investable stocks in the industrial space, which includes railroad operators, manufacturers and aerospace plays.
The automaker's shares fell 3.4 percent Tuesday to close at $8.95, finishing the day under $9 for the first time since August of 2012. The stock is down more than 28 percent so far this year.
The company reorganization is expected to complete in the next 12 to 18 months.
Jim Cramer reveals the big opportunity behind the decline in medical device stocks.
Jim Cramer sits down with Camping World Holdings Chairman and CEO Marcus Lemonis, who recently bought 25,000 shares of his company as a vote of confidence.
Deutsche Bank tells clients that Caterpillar is likely to see an uptick in revenues and share price as mining and oil companies look to renew aging equipment.
Mark Wang, the owner of a Chinese factory, said his labor and raw material expenses are up as much as 15 percent from last year. He told CNBC that President Donald Trump's tariffs will affect more than half of his sales.
From inflatable kayaks to fitness trackers, the Trump administration’s proposal to tax another $200 billion worth of Chinese goods would ultimately hit everyday consumer products, The New York Times reports.
Hong Kong-owned factories in China are growing concerned about the escalating U.S.-China trade war. Some are even thinking about shifting operations elsewhere, one CEO said.
Germany is looking into curbing foreign investments as a further sign of growing protectionist sentiment towards Chinese acquisitions, the Financial Times reports.
Over the past year through July, U.S. manufacturing added 327,000 jobs, the most of any 12-month period since April 1995.
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