Ford Motor Company

Here's What GM And Ford Can (And Can't) Do To Help With Ventilators

GM and Ford aren't about to start churning out ventilators, but their suppliers could make a difference.
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U.S. Manufacturers Start Shutting Down Major Plants Due To Coronavirus

Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler are going dark amid the pandemic.
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Ryan Newman Released From Hospital After Daytona 500 Crash

Roush Fenway Racing posted a photo of the NASCAR driver holding his daughters' hands as he left the medical center in Florida.
By Jenna Fryer, AP

United Auto Workers President To Step Aside Amid Escalating Corruption Probe

The four-year investigation has resulted in charges against a dozen individuals for illegal payouts to union officials.
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Justice Department Opens Antitrust Investigation Into 4 Automakers

Ford, BMW, Volkswagen and Honda had voluntarily agreed to recognize California's vehicle emissions standards, clashing with the White House.
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Auto Industry Leader Lee Iacocca Dies

The famed American automotive executive, known as the “Father of the Mustang,” was the president of Ford Motor Company and later became CEO of Chrysler.
By AP/HuffPost

Police: Ex-Employee Opens Fire At California Ford Dealership, Killing 2

Police did not immediately identify the shooter or the victims.
By Nic Coury and Robert Jablon, AP

Over 1.2 Million Ford Explorers Recalled For Safety Concerns

The recall is one of four issued on Wednesday, with the other three accounting for over 150,000 vehicles in the U.S. and Canada.
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Ford Targeted By Federal Criminal Investigation Over Emissions Testing

The company said it is "fully cooperating with all government agencies.”
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Don't Worry, Brett Kavanaugh Is Still Coaching Girls' Basketball

The Supreme Court justice worried that Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault accusation would bar him from coaching youth basketball.
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