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As Ford announced cutting 800 UK jobs it said rules forcing companies to sell more EVs each year are ‘unworkable’
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The transition to EVs in Europe is losing traction industrywide.
China’s EV giant BYD is aggressively expanding overseas. As it finalizes plans for yet another EV manufacturing plant, this time...
An auto trade group asked US President-Elect Donald Trump to ease requirements on making vehicles more fuel efficient and to protect the industry from “unfair” practices by China.
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Major car makers like Ford, GM, Stellantis, and VW have announced layoffs and factory closures in recent weeks amid industry instability.
Car sales in Europe are flatlining, leading manufacturers including Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen AG to push for cost cuts in response to muted demand.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said more interest-rate cuts are needed, but policymakers should proceed carefully to avoid moving too quickly or too slowly.
Ford plans to cut another 4,000 jobs in Europe as demand for electric vehicles slow down. Operations in Germany and the UK will be hit the hardest. Keith Naughton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ford to cut 3,800 European jobs by 2027 amid weak EV demand, stricter emission targets, and growing challenges in Europe’s EV transition.
More cuts for Ford in Europe
Ford is slashing another 4,000 jobs in Europe as it struggles to keep pace with the market’s shift to electric...
The job cuts will mostly affect Germany and the UK. They follow "significant losses" in Ford's passenger vehicle operations and an uncertain outlook.
Sites in Dagenham and Halewood will not be affected, American carmaker says
Ford said on Wednesday it would cut around 14% of its European workforce, blaming significant losses in recent years compounded by weak demand for electric vehicles, a lack of government support for the shift to EVs, and rising competition.
Ford Motor Co. will look to eliminate another 4,000 positions in Europe, further retrenching from a region where the transition to electric vehicles is losing traction industrywide.
As the Q3 earnings season comes to a close, it’s time to take stock of this quarter’s best and worst performers in the automobile manufacturers industry, including Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and its peers.
They’re becoming more commonplace in the US, and I can’t wait to hail my first driverless cab.
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F is under two separate regulatory scrutiny related to previous recalls, including 113,000 Ford Expeditions and 457,000 Ford Bronco Sport SUVs and Maverick small pickups.
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US auto safety regulators are probing two recent recalls by Ford Motor Co. as the carmaker struggles to contain quality lapses in its vehicles.
The NHTSA also ordered Ford to review all recalls it has issued over the past three years
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NEW YORK - Nov. 18, 2024 - PRLog -- New York - Scienaptic AI, a leading global provider of AI-powered credit underwriting platforms, announced today that Illinois-based Streator Onized Credit Union has selected its platform to expand credit access for its member community. Scienaptic's regulatory-compliant AI platform will enable Streator Onized Credit Union to make sharper risk predictions, automate decisions, and offer more inclusive lending to its members.Founded in 1939, Streator Onized Credit Union (SOCU) initially served the employees and families of Owens-Illinois Glass Company. In 1984, membership was expanded to include employees and families of various Select Employee Groups. Today, in addition to the 45+ Select Employee Groups, all residents and employees of LaSalle, Livingston, Marshall, Grundy, Putnam, Woodford, McLean, Bureau, Stark, Peoria, Tazewell, Ford, Iroquois, Kankakee, Will, and Kendall Counties are eligible to join the credit union. The credit union operates as a full-service financial institution, offering a wide range of products, including loans for automobiles, real estate, home equity, recreational vehicles, personal loans, and VISA cards."Our mission of 'people helping people' drives everything we do at SOCU," said Doug Patterson, CEO at Streator Onized Credit Union. "Partnering with Scienaptic is a vital step in fulfilling that mission. Their platform will not only automate parts of our underwriting process but also empower us to increase credit access for our underserved members. With AI-driven insights, automated workflows, and streamlined approvals, we will be able to increase loan approvals and significantly reduce processing times, providing our members with quicker access to funds. Furthermore, Scienaptic's robust risk assessment will allow us to mitigate risk and strengthen our fairness and compliance capabilities. We believe this collaboration will allow us to offer tailored solutions that genuinely meet the diverse needs of our membership, ultimately fostering financial growth and stability in our community."Eric Steinhoff, EVP, Client Impact at Scienaptic AI expressed, "We are thrilled to welcome Streator Onized Credit Union to our family of forward-thinking credit unions. Our platform is designed to empower organizations like Streator by providing them with the tools and insights needed to make data-driven decisions that enhance member experience. Our technology will not only streamline the underwriting process but also allow the credit union to focus on what matters most - supporting their members. Together, we are paving the way for a more inclusive financial environment where every individual can thrive."About Scienaptic AIFounded in 2014, Scienaptic AI was built with a mission to drive financial inclusion at scale through AI-driven credit decisioning. The platform encapsulates a decade of technological innovations, integrating more data into decision-making processes, utilizing advanced machine learning algorithms, and supplementing them with rigorous risk and fair lending monitoring processes. This enables financial institutions to reach more borrowers, including underbanked and underserved individuals, and say "yes" more often without increasing risk.In Sep 2024, its Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) received strategic equity investments from six of its credit union clients. It underscores Scienaptic's unwavering commitment to the credit union community and its guiding principle of "people helping people."Today, over 150 lenders rely on Scienaptic's platform to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of their underwriting decisions. Scienaptic-enabled lenders have processed over $80 billion in credit decisions and 400 million transactions, expanding credit access for millions of underserved individuals.For more information, visit www.scienaptic.ai.
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