Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is one of the biggest car manufacturers in America. Its shares are up by 9% year-to-date after having recovered all of their post-Liberation Day losses.

The Detroit automaker is calling the majority of its salaried workforce back to the office four days a week, the automaker's latest effort to boost employee and company performance.

Ford Motor Company has come a long way since its founding in 1903 by Henry Ford. The automobile manufacturer's inventory includes trucks, sports cars and SUVs.

Ford Motor is calling the majority of its salaried workforce back to the office four days a week, the automaker's latest effort to boost employee and company performance.

Ford Motor Co. is requiring a majority of its global salaried workforce to be in the office four days per week, up from the previous three, the Dearborn automaker said Wednesday.

But Ford Motor Co. stuck with the dealership model Henry Ford popularized more than a century ago, CEO Jim Farley told the Detroit Free Press. The company hasn't looked back.

Ford Motor Co. temporarily idled factories in the US over the last three weeks due to a shortage of magnets containing rare earth minerals, key components embroiled in US trade tensions with China.

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley called on U.S. companies to invest in skilled trades, manufacturing and other "essential economy" jobs in an effort to boost productivity and reduce reliance on China ...

Ford Motor Co. reported it sold 612,095 new vehicles in the United States during the second quarter, a 14.2% increase compared with the year-ago period, driven by demand for its SUVs and pickups.

For the 2024 award, only 41 Ford dealers of Ford Motor Co.'s 2,900 nationwide dealerships will receive the Triple Crown Award, Deep said.