Total new car sales for the month of April are expected to reach 1.51 million units sold, the highest April total ever according to analysts at Kelley Blue Book (KBB). Volume is…
Ford reported very good first-quarter results last week, including a pretax profit that was the highest in the company's 113-year history.
Paul Ausick The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include Amazon, Ford, Gilead, Level 3, Sarepta, Western Digital and Whiting Petroleum.
Anxiety that car sales in the United States may slow should be offset by expected sales of 1.5 million vehicles in May.
Ford on Wednesday issued three safety recalls and two safety compliance recalls affecting about 285,000 vehicles built between 2007 and 2016.
Paul Ausick Capital One’s bottom line miss is a result of the firm preemptively protecting itself against expected defaults from weakened industries.
Freeport-McMoRan saw a bump in the number of its shares short, while Sprint’s short interest was essentially the same as at the end of March.
Between 2010 and 2015, sales of new cars in China grew at a compound annual growth rate of 12.3%. Over the next five years, the growth rate is forecast to tumble to…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview Apple, Exxon, Facebook and some of the other most anticipated quarterly reports that are scheduled for this week.
Ford has increased its U.S. market share over the past two years and the company's vice-president for U.S. marketing thinks the increase is due in part to Ford's stair-step incentive program.
Paul Ausick Earth Day seems like an appropriate time not only to look ahead to how we ought to take care of our planet, but to look back and remark on some of the…
Volkswagen has had a tough six months. A number of companies are set to benefit from German car maker’s woes.
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) reported Friday that new vehicle registrations in the European Union rose 6% in March.
According to a new paper issued by the RAND Corporation, self-driving cars have been insufficiently tested to tell whether they are safe.
Most stocks are very close to being fully valued, and if companies post poor first-quarter results, you can bet the sellers will be out in full force.
