Ford CEO holds meetings with lawmakers after raising concerns about tariffs
Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley met with U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday after raising concerns this week that 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada would "blow a hole" in the U.S. auto industry.
Ford CEO says 25% tariff on Canada, Mexico would 'blow a hole' in US auto industry
Ford CEO Jim Farley did not mince words with Wall Street on Tuesday, describing the impact from a lasting 25% tariff as being "devastating."
Ford's CEO says Trump's tariffs are causing chaos and could be devastating to the auto industry
Jim Farley, the CEO of Ford, said President Donald Trump's latest tariffs on Mexico and Canada could deal a serious blow to his company and the auto industry. Farley, who was speaking at a conference organized by Wolfe Research in New York on Tuesday,
Ford CEO says tariffs could 'blow a hole' in US auto industry
Ford CEO Jim Farley said at an analyst conference that while President Trump wants to help automakers, his Canada and Mexico tariffs could "blow a hole" in the U.S. auto industry.
Ford CEO Sounds Off on Tariffs
Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley said the threat of tariffs and other policy changes emanating from Washington, D.C., have resulted in chaos for the auto industry. While the Trump administration’s bid to spark more domestic manufacturing holds promise,
Ford CEO: Trump's Tariffs Would Give Non-US Automakers the 'Biggest Windfall Ever'
A 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada would 'blow a hole in the US auto industry,' Jim Farley says, while giving South Korean, Japanese, and European countries an easy leg up.
Ford CEO Isn’t Exactly Thrilled by Trump’s Tariff Strategy
But at least one major American executive is starting to crack under the pressure of the Trump tariff regimen: Ford CEO Jim Farley is ringing the alarm bells for the American automakers, warning that the impending penalties on imports are going to put a hard squeeze on the industry.
Ford CEO warns Trump tariffs will ‘blow a hole’ in the US auto industry like we’ve never seen
As automakers brace for new tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada, Ford’s CEO Jim Farley is warning the extra costs would be “devastating.” Farley said the additional tariffs, which could go into effect as soon as March 1, would be a “blow a hole” in the US auto industry.
Trump’s Tariffs Causing Chaos In Auto Industry, Says Ford CEO
Ford CEO Jim Farley did not mince words when he said Trump's tariff policy is causing concern and chaos amongst automakers.
Ford Motor Co. (F) CEO Says Tariffs Will “Blow a Hole” in the U.S. Auto Industry
U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats and actions are causing “chaos” in America’s automotive industry, says Ford Motor Co. (F) CEO Jim
Ford’s CEO to Warn Lawmakers of ‘Devastating’ Tariff Impact
Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Jim Farley will travel to Washington on Wednesday to warn members of Congress that the 25% tariffs President Donald Trump has proposed on Canada and Mexico would “blow a hole” in the US auto industry.
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Ford CEO: Trump tariffs would wipe out billions in profits if they're long lasting
Ford (F) CEO Jim Farley has a message for the Trump administration: Our profits will be run over if you hit the world with tariff hikes. "There's no question that tariffs at [the] 25% level ...
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Tariffs Would ‘Blow a Hole’ in U.S. Auto Industry, Says Ford CEO
Farley said the tariffs would be a boon to South Korean, Japanese and European companies that are bringing 1.5 million to 2 ...
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Ford Says Tariffs Are A "Bonanza For Import Competitors"
Ford boss wonders why there aren't tariffs on Imported vehicles from rival manufacturers.Ford CEO Jim Farley isn’t holding ...
Trump tariffs will cost U.S. carmakers billions and are a ‘bonanza’ for Asian competitors, warns Ford CEO Jim Farley
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Trump Says Reciprocal Tariffs Coming on Thursday
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