Honda begins temporary production reductions and stoppages this week at North American factories. ...

Toyota Motor is weighing plans to bring American-manufactured models into the Japanese market, public broadcaster NHK reported. The news came ahead of US President Donald Trump’s visit to Japan this week. Trump is scheduled to meet Japanese business leaders during a three-day visit beginning today (27 October). As per the report, Toyota is preparing for Toyoda to communicate the company’s import plan to US officials. Toyota president Sato Koji told reporters that the company is considering importing mo ...

Ford will likely suffer as much as a $1 billion hit to its earnings from a devastating fire at a key supplier’s New York factory last month — with F-150 trucks expected to bear the brunt of the disaster, analysts warned on Wednesday. A late-night fire on Sept. 16 leveled parts of a Novelis aluminum factory in Oswego, New York, and is likely to keep most of the factory down through early 2026.While the Novelis factory acts as a supplier for many automakers, Ford is expected to be hit the hardest. It’s the la ...

Group 1 - The US is potentially finalizing a $10 billion deal with Intel, which would represent a 10% stake in the company, marking a significant government investment in a private entity [1][2] - Intel's stock price increased by over 6% following the announcement of the potential deal, indicating positive market sentiment [2] - The investment could position the US as the largest shareholder in Intel, which has been facing declining market share due to competition from foreign companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company [2][9] Group 2 - Discussions between President Trump and Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan have shifted from criticism to a more collaborative tone, with Trump expressing support for a partnership with the US [3][4] - The potential deal aligns with the Biden-era Chips and Science Act, which Intel was expected to benefit from, suggesting a strategic move to convert federal funding into equity [7] - The US government's stake in Intel would reflect a broader trend of increased intervention in the private sector, similar to previous actions taken with other companies [10]