Ford's Long-Term Challenge

Standard & Poor's Robert Schulz says Ford's plans to dramatically shift production away from trucks and SUVs underscores a permanent shift in consumer behavior. Stacey Delo reports.

Standard & Poor's Robert Schulz says Ford's plans to dramatically shift production away from trucks and SUVs underscores a permanent shift in consumer behavior. Stacey Delo reports.

Small caps for the long-term, with Tim Savageaux, Merriman Curhan Ford director, research and CNBCs Mark Haines

Car makers look east to Russia SUBHEAD: INTRO: As the Russian car market continues to excite foreign investors, German car maker Volkswagen opens its first Russian plant. MOREINFO: The VW plant...

Pete Hastings, a fixed-income analyst at Morgan Keegan Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Betty Liu from Memphis, Tennessee, about Ford Motor Co.'s second-quarter loss reported today, its stock price and...

Ford undertakes a radical change into its worldwide strategy, with Mark Fields, Ford Motor president, Americas and CNBCs Mark Haines

Oct. 10 - Reuters editor Patrick Fitzgibbons says that the credit crisis is putting immense pressure on US automakers GM and Ford.

General Motors is likely to announce further production cuts and possible plant closures as early as next week. The AP's James Limbach reports. (Oct. 10)

Oct. 10 - Reuters editor Patrick Fitzgibbons says that the credit crisis is putting immense pressure on US automakers GM and Ford.

For the first time in five sessions - oil prices failed to close at a record high - and that brought some relief to Wall Street after a two-day sell-off. The Dow gained 24 points. The S&P 500 was...