Ford updates leasing policy and encourages company management to purchase more electric cars.

On July 3, Guolonghui reported that according to an internal email sent by Ford last week cited by Reuters, the company is trying to encourage more management personnel to purchase Ford's electric vehicles. Ford has changed the leasing plan offered to eligible current and former managers, now requiring them to order a Mustang Mach-E electric SUV or an F-150 Lightning pickup truck if they want to lease a supplemental vehicle. It is reported that Ford employees can rent a certain number of vehicles, usually one or two, depending on their management level, and can order a supplementary vehicle. A company spokesperson

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The Investment Guide for the 2024 USA Election is here! The best deployment time has come. Which US stocks are worth paying attention to?

Bank of America stated that the average monthly ROI of the S&P 500 index in the fourth year of a presidential cycle shows mediocre performance from January to May, a summer rebound from June to August, a fall before the election in September to October, and a post-election rebound in November and December.

Futu NewsJul 2 18:47

Ford CEO Farley Says Company Needs To Move Past 'Monster Vehicles' To Be Profitable In EV Space: 'Start To Get Back In Love With Smaller Vehicles'

Automotive giant Ford Motor Co (NYSE:F) is among the companies looking to the future with the growth of electric vehicles.Ford's problem of not having profitable vehicles is weighing on Ford CEO Jim F

Benzinga06:47

Ford Motor Options Spot-On: On July 2nd, 112.52K Contracts Were Traded, With 2.43 Million Open Interest

On July 2nd ET, $Ford Motor(F.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 112.52K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 40.03% of the total transactions, and call

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Ford Urges Its Managers to Buy More EVs With New Leasing Policy

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General Motors Second-Quarter US Vehicle Sales Increase 0.6%

General Motors (GM) said Tuesday it US vehicle sales rose 0.6% year over year in the second quarter, aided by a jump in electric vehicle sales. The Detroit automaker delivered 696,086 vehicles in the

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