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GM, Ford, Stellantis- Shares Rise as Trump Weighs Auto Tariff Exemptions
The tariffs’ reconsideration comes as major U.S. automakers, suppliers, and traders lobbied to the Trump administration about the massive impact tariffs could have on their businesses. These exemptions could be on import of car parts levied to counter fentanyl production and allow part makers to avoid tariffs on steel and aluminum.
In what some industry experts see as a Hail Mary ahead of May 3 — the day President Donald Trump is expected to implement 25% ...
Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Industry experts said the advertising Ford and Stellantis have done is a smart tactic for turbulent times as the auto industry awaits word ...
Shares of Ford, General Motor and Stellantis spike in Wednesday's after-hours session before pulling back. Here's a look at ...
Ford's 650 MW power purchase agreement remains the largest renewable energy purchase from a utility in the country to date.
President Donald Trump said car companies “need a little bit of time” to move part manufacturing into the United States.
Stellantis NV’s massive Belvidere Assembly Plant is expected ... Without that, who knows where we’d be today.” Tariffs prompt Ford to adjust shipments to China GM laying off hundreds of workers at ...
Their message is that managing higher tariff costs, supply chain snarls, and shifting production footprints diverts focus ...
F-Series Platinum Plus Super Duty not only has new features, but Ford is offering a unique ownership experience package with it.
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