
-
Landslide-prone Nepal tests AI-powered warning system
-
El Salvador parliament adopts reform to allow Bukele to run indefinitely
-
What are all these microplastics doing to our brains?
-
Zverev rallies in Toronto to claim milestone 500th ATP match win
-
Farrell says debate over Australia as Lions destination 'insulting'
-
After stadium delays, African Nations Championship kicks off
-
US tech titan earnings rise on AI as economy roils
-
Nvidia says no 'backdoors' in chips as China questions security
-
Wallabies' Tizzano absent from third Lions Test after online abuse
-
Famed union leader Dolores Huerta urges US to mobilize against Trump
-
Richardson, Lyles ease through 100m heats at US trials
-
Correa returning to Astros in blockbuster MLB trade from Twins
-
Trump orders tariffs on dozens of countries in push to reshape global trade
-
Trump to build huge $200mn ballroom at White House
-
Heathrow unveils £49 bn expansion plan for third runway
-
'Peaky Blinders' creator to pen new James Bond movie: studio
-
Top seed Gauff rallies to reach WTA Montreal fourth round
-
Amazon profits surge 35% but forecast sinks share price
-
Gas workers uncover 1,000-year-old mummy in Peru
-
Brazil vows to fight Trump tariff 'injustice'
-
Michelsen stuns Musetti as Ruud rallies in Toronto
-
Oscars group picks 'A Star is Born' producer as new president
-
Global stocks mostly fall ahead of big Trump tariff deadline
-
Apple profit beats forecasts on strong iPhone sales
-
Michelsen stuns Musetti at ATP Toronto Masters
-
Peru's president rejects court order on police amnesty
-
Google must open Android to rival app stores: US court
-
Amazon profits surge 35% as AI investments drive growth
-
Zelensky urges allies to seek 'regime change' in Russia
-
Trump envoy to inspect Gaza aid as pressure mounts on Israel
-
US theater and opera legend Robert Wilson dead at 83
-
EA shooter 'Battlefield 6' to appear in October
-
Heavyweight shooter 'Battlefield 6' to appear in October
-
Justin Timberlake says he has Lyme disease
-
Atkinson and Tongue strike as India struggle in England decider
-
US theater and opera auteur Bob Wilson dead at 83
-
Trump envoy to visit Gaza as pressure mounts on Israel
-
In Darwin's wake: Two-year global conservation voyage sparks hope
-
Microsoft valuation surges above $4 trillion as AI lifts stocks
-
Verstappen quells speculation by committing to Red Bull for 2026
-
Study reveals potato's secret tomato past
-
Trump's envoy in Israel as Gaza criticism mounts
-
Squiban solos to Tour de France stage win, Le Court maintains lead
-
Max Verstappen confirms he is staying at Red Bull next year
-
Mitchell keeps New Zealand on top against Zimbabwe
-
Vasseur signs new contract as Ferrari team principal
-
French cities impose curfews for teens to curb crime
-
Seals sing 'otherworldly' songs structured like nursery rhymes
-
India captain Gill run out in sight of Gavaskar record
-
Trump's global trade policy faces test, hours from tariff deadline
RBGPF | 0.69% | 74.94 | $ | |
CMSC | 1.09% | 22.85 | $ | |
NGG | 0.28% | 70.39 | $ | |
SCU | 0% | 12.72 | $ | |
RYCEF | 7.62% | 14.18 | $ | |
RELX | 0.21% | 51.89 | $ | |
AZN | -4.79% | 73.09 | $ | |
GSK | -4.9% | 37.15 | $ | |
BP | -0.31% | 32.15 | $ | |
BTI | 0.97% | 53.68 | $ | |
RIO | 0.47% | 59.77 | $ | |
SCS | 0% | 10.33 | $ | |
CMSD | 0.9% | 23.27 | $ | |
BCC | -1.29% | 83.81 | $ | |
JRI | 0.15% | 13.13 | $ | |
VOD | -2.31% | 10.81 | $ | |
BCE | -0.86% | 23.33 | $ |

Ford unveils new structure as it speeds electric car push
Ford announced Wednesday it is creating separate businesses for its conventional and electric-auto operations, as it accelerates its build-out of emission-free vehicles.
The conventional internal combustion operations will be known as "Ford Blue," while the electric vehicle (EV) products will be run through "Ford Model e."
The two ventures will each have distinct executive leadership and report their own financial results. Both companies will continue to be headquartered in the midwestern state of Michigan.
The company opted against spinning off one of the ventures through an initial public offering, a source of speculation on Wall Street.
"Ford Model e and Ford Blue will be run as distinct businesses, but also support each other," Ford said in a press release.
Executives said the EV company would benefit from access to industrial know-how, while the conventional business would prosper from newer technologies.
"No we are not spinning off Model e," said Ford Chief Executive Jim Farley. "That's because the structures we set up actually make it stronger than a spin-off."
Ford said the intention of the structure is to give the EV venture "the focus and speed of a start-up," while the conventional business will try to excel at the challenges of a mature business, "relentlessly attacking costs, simplifying operations and improving quality."
A third division, Ford Pro, will serve commercial customers.
Ford also raised some of its operating and financial targets. The company now expects to produce two million EVs by 2026, about one third of global volumes, rising to half by 2030.
In February, Ford said EVs would account for at least 40 percent of its product mix by 2030.
B.AbuZeid--SF-PST