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The American auto industry caught a little bit of a break from the tariffs imposed by the Donald Trump administration, but Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley does not think the changes are good ... “The ...

Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley at a truck plant in Louisville, Ky., on April 30. (Christopher Otts / WSJ) Ford Motor Chief Executive Jim Farley expects President Trump’s tariffs on foreign ...

Ford Motor Co. (F) predicts $1.5 billion in potential costs due to Trump's tariffs, suspends earnings guidance.

(Christopher Otts) Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley said Wednesday that President Trump’s tariff changes help but don’t go far enough. On Tuesday, President Trump announced changes to tariffs ...

President Donald Trump's reprieve for automotive parts tariffs is helpful, but more changes are still needed to assist automakers and grow the U.S. auto industry, Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley said ...

"The changes this week on tariff plans will help ease impact on ... and we are not there yet," Farley said during a launch event for the 2025 Ford Expedition at the company's Kentucky Truck ...

The president recently attacked Walmart, saying it should “eat” the costs rather than pass them on to customers.