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3 Key U.S. Export Businesses Feeling the Trade War Blues
by Chloe Shin
Many American businesses are already facing disruptions in sales and supply chains as the trade war is setting in. Some main industries and companies to take note of are Harley-Davidson (HOG), the U.S. soybean business, and German motor companies.
Tesla Hikes Prices, Can Automakers Ride Out Tariff Storm?
by Ritujay Ghosh
The auto industry stands to suffer the most with President Donald Trump having implemented the first set of tariffs on goods imported from China on Jul 6.
Ford (F) to Fully Absorb Tariff, Declares No Price Hike
by Zacks Equity Research
Despite tariff hikes, Ford (F) has no plan to increase prices of U.S.-manufactured imported vehicles in China. It is likely to hurt the company's already-ailing profit margins.
Why Uber's Partnership with Lime Matters
by Afrasiab Mian
Uber and San Francisco-based electric scooter startup Lime announced a new strategic partnership on Monday that will also include a "sizable investment," although the exact amount has not been disclosed. Here's why this partnership could be significant.
Stock Market News For Jul 6, 2018
by Zacks Equity Research
Markets closed higher on Thursday lead by a rally in tech stocks.
US Fires Tariff, Wages Trade War With China: Winners & Losers
by Ritujay Ghosh
If President Trump does what he said he will do, the trade war will only intensify. It's a prerequisite that we see who gains and who loses from the situation.
ETFs & Stocks to Buy on Auto Industry's Resilient 1H
by Sweta Killa
Thanks to high consumer confidence and low unemployment, the auto industry has proved resilient so far in 2018, dodging the negative impacts of higher gas prices, rising interest rates and tariff threats.
Auto Sales Rise in June: Can Tariffs Stall Momentum?
by Swarup Gupta
Analysts estimate that this tariffs could raise car prices by several thousand dollars per unit.
Proposed Tariffs by Trump Push US Automakers to Low Gear
by Sanjoy De
The proposed tariffs by Trump are likely to hit the U.S. auto industry, which is heavily dependent on a complicated global supply chain.
Top & Flop ETF Areas of Q2
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside top and flop ETF areas of the second quarter of 2018.
Should You Buy Tesla (TSLA) Stock On Model 3 Production Progress?
by Benjamin Rains
Shares of Tesla (TSLA) opened higher on Monday morning, only to sink later on, after the company announced that it produced more than 5,000 Model 3 vehicles during the last seven days of the second quarter. Now, the question is should investors buy Tesla stock since the electric vehicle firm finally reached its production goal for its mass-market Model 3 sedan.
Auto Stock Roundup: HOG to Shift Production to Escape EU Tariff, F & TM in Focus
by Zacks Equity Research
Harley-Davidson (HOG) to shift the manufacturing of its motorcycles in the United States - which are sold in the EU - to international facilities in order to escape EU tariffs.
Will Trump's Tariffs Spell Doomsday for U.S. Automakers?
by Gourav Kanti Bagchi
With President Trump threatening to impose tariffs on foreign-made cars, the Auto Alliance warned that such high auto tariffs may eventually weigh on auto stocks.
Ford, Baidu Team Up for AI & Connectivity Solutions in China
by Zacks Equity Research
With an aim to enhance consumer experience and construct a sustainable mobility ecosystem in China, Ford (F) joins forces with China's Baidu to search AI and connectivity solutions for its vehicles.
Can the Auto Industry Overcome Hurdles Posed by Trade Spats?
by Ritujay Ghosh
The trade spat between the United States and China, EU, Mexico and Canada now looks more like a double-edged sword.
Auto Stock Roundup: GM to Replace Cadillac Sedans, F & VLKAY to Form Alliance
by Zacks Equity Research
Customers show a distinct shift in their preferences for trucks and SUVs. Automakers are reorienting their programs and strategies to respond to the situation.
Ford, Volkswagen Explore Alliance for Commercial Vehicles
by Zacks Equity Research
Ford (F) and Volkswagen (VLKAY) mull over forming an alliance on a range of activities, including the development of commercial vehicles.
Here's Why Tesla (TSLA) Stock Climbed Again on Monday
by Benjamin Rains
Shares of Tesla (TSLA) popped 3.53% on Monday to close at $370.83, inching slowly closer to their 52-week high. After a series of positive developments, spread out over the last few weeks, Tesla's stock price has gone on a sustained run that has many investors thinking the electric car company might be back on track. So let's take a look at the most recent Tesla news and give investors a quick preview of what's to come.
Auto Stock Roundup: TSLA to Lay Off, GM & HMC to Collaborate on EV Batteries
by Zacks Equity Research
General Motors (GM) and Honda (HMC) ink a deal to develop batteries for EVs. Tesla (TSLA) to cut the workforce for becoming sustainably profitable without compromising on Model 3 sedan production goals.
Here's Why Tesla (TSLA) Stock Climbed Again & Why It Matters
by Benjamin Rains
Tesla (TSLA) saw its stock price pop 3.2% on Tuesday to close at $342.77 per share after the electric car company announced that it will cut roughly 9% of its global workforce. This climb is part of a recent surge that has Tesla bulls and CEO Elon Musk smiling, while short sellers are left cringing.
American Axle (AXL) to Deliver AWD PTUs for Ford Crossovers
by Zacks Equity Research
American Axle (AXL) signs a contract to supply PTUs for Ford's crossover vehicles, thus, strengthening its relationship with Ford.
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Ford Motor, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Navistar International, Thor Industries and General Motors
by Zacks Equity Research
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Ford Motor, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Navistar International, Thor Industries and General Motors
Auto Stock Roundup: Mixed May Sales, GM Invests in Self-Driving, FCAU Outlines EV Roadmap
by Zacks Equity Research
Low unemployment and robust consumer confidence reduce the impact of rising interest rates and fuel prices along with the rise in May U.S. auto sales.
Leading Automakers' U.S. Sales in May Present a Mixed Bag
by Zacks Equity Research
Vehicles sales in the United States up an estimated 2% in May 2018. Robust consumer confidence and low unemployment help in lowering the impact of rising fuel prices and interest rates.
Auto Sales Rise in May: Will Automakers' Joyride Continue?
by Ritujay Ghosh
The U.S. auto industry has had a bumpy ride so far this year, with sales down in February, up in March and again down in April. Yet the auto industry is on steady track.