point, 1915, 1920, when half the automobiles on the roads in the united states were made by the ford motor company in highland park. by the time henry ford was making model t's, a lot of other companies are starting up and decided this was a great idea. and some of them were companies that weren't necessarily involved initially in automobile manufacturing. the folks who ran the detroit news decided to start their own company. the guys who had the biggest music store and piano manufacturer in detroit decided to start an automobile company. the hudson company, which was basically detroit's large department store, think macy's or marshall fields, the hudson company decided to start its own auto manufacturer with roy chapin at the lead of that. hudson motors for many years was a real hard charging leader of the automobile business here in detroit. in 1915, detroit had 42 manufacturing companies making automobiles. and another 70-some making parts. we also saw, in the latter part of the 19 teens, we saw a lot of organizations coming together. general motors at this time was buying up other comp

and as a private citizen, as an industrialist, he maintained a very large public relations in the ford motor. he was a genius at publicity. everybody that was interested in what henry ford was doing. he was an enemy of wall street and bankers which most were at the time.. he knew how to work with the press at that level. he didn't know how to work with the press as a public service. he had never been a public servant and that is a different rule you could argue the point but in any case it is the basic difference between politics and businesses. the newspaper reporters and why are reporters at the time always gave henry ford a break. what henry ford wore to the event and it focused on that because they knew that they could sell paper and it was important for the media, tomac. had he become president, it would be an automatic opposition. in addition to his folksy people persona, which is true for the vicious anti-semite. and to attack jewish citizens around the world and a jewish citizens of the united states in particular he blamed. that was a weak point that he had as well, so not every gro

if he was president that as a private citizen and industrialist he maintained a large office and ford motor company and it grew over the years it was very powerful and a genius at that he had the most positive media coverage you can imagine everybody was interested what henry ford was doing a guy who had a sixth grade education his nickname at thehe time was uncle henry and a member of your family. he spoke plainly he did not try to obfuscate an enemy of wall street which most were at that time and americans loved him. that was due inth great part that grew over time to include essentially what people said was a private police force to investigate this enemy as well. so the point is working at that level he did not know how to work with the press as a public servant. that is a different role. you could argue the point that in any case, the basic difference between politics he is highly successful in one field but to be fair to the journalist at the time newspaper reporters and wire reporters at the time only gave henry ford a break and with public interest features what henry ford war to an

the past three months is it about to make a run to the upside what's a way to play ford motor?ake this one? >> it did make a high in june. what it's done since june is actually drop 25%. i'm not sure i'd call that consolidated my hunch is that ford's going lower. you could look at an october 12 put spread, pay $0.21, you double your money if the stock drops 5% >> our final viewer asks shopify appears to be bear flagging on the daily and more important rolling over on a relative basis with a brick wall of resistance around 1,560 i feel like i want to sell a call spread with a bid ask so wide and unstable. can you recommend a trade for shopify, please? mike, this one's for you. >> yeah, the key thing here is actually just try to pick a mid market price and then walk your way down until you get an execution on a limit order on that complex spread. i think that's the way to get you done. >> okay, thank you, carter, mike, and tony, that does it here for us on "options action." we'll be back next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern. but don't go anywhere because "mad money" with jim cramer s

they became early stockholders in the ford motor company. they wanted to build their own car. people coming together as a silicon valley of its era. henry ford was the son of a major farmer in the dearborn area. his father had a number of friends, one was eventually mayor of detroit. henry ford did not want to be a farmer. he was more interested in machinery and one of his heroes was thomas edison. he eventually got to detroit and started working for the edison illuminating company. in his spare time, he tinkered around with 22 build his own motor -- wanting to build his own motor. transportation at the time included the horse and buggy. we also had streetcars at that time that operated. there were things called turbines which were little -- enter urban's which were -- interurbans which connected neighborhoods. bicycles were another form of transportation. a member of -- number of entrepreneurs in this area were building bicycles. you do not go more than 50 miles from your home. maybe become in your lifetime. there was a big need, people wanted to move around. the did not have

they became early stockholders in the ford motor company.hey obviously have a car named after them this days because they wanted to build their own car as well. all of these people coming together is like the silicon valley of its era. henry ford was the son of a major farmer in the dearborn area. his father had a number of friends, one was eventually mayor of detroit. but henry ford did not want to be a farmer. he was more interested in machinery and one of his heroes was thomas edison. so, he eventually got to detroit and started working for the edison illuminating company. in his spare time, he tinkered around with wanting to build his own motor and build his own car. personal transportation of the time when henry ford got started included the horse and buggy. we also had streetcars at that time that operated. there were things called interurbans which connected little city neighborhoods instead of just the large railways. it was not very well developed. bicycles, that was another form of transportation that gave people mobility. a number

ford motor company had scene it coming and consolidated and they were able to ride it out. general motors and chrysler had to claim bankruptcy in order to survive and get a bail out from the united states taxpayers. that was pretty tough on both the egos and the outlook of people in detroit so tied to the automobile industry. there's been a tremendous rebound and detroit is really doing quite well. detroiters are kind of a different animal. we have dealt with these ups and downs. incredibly resill yents. people who love cars really love cars. there's an ingenuity and an intuition about how an automobile ought to be made, what it ought to do for you. there's no better place to watch than here in detroit. >>> up next, iowa state university pss

down three-quarters of a percent bion tech down 8.5% now to the auto industry and in particular ford motor company getting a charge after mounting plans to build an electric f-150 assembly plant along with three battery factories, ford along with korean battery partner sk innovation will invest $11.4 billion to build its first new assembly plant in decades which would create 11,000 new jobs and provide batteries for 1 million ev's a year. now, this as the wall street journal reports the great car chip shortage will have lasting consequences. that's been going on for some time, the journal is saying the biggest automakers may be making their own chips one day. that be interesting, ford motor company chief executive officer james farley joins us now, great to see you, james. let's begin with the big announcement. you have the 11 billion-plus investment, you have three battery factories and you have the big f-150 assembly plant, two of those in tennessee, two in kentucky, but none in michigan. why is that? >> well, thank you for the opportunity. we've already made the investment in michigan.

president and as a private citizen and as an industrialist he obtained a large public relations into ford motor company and it grew over the years. it was very powerful. so in addition to everything else he had the most positive media coverage it could imagine. everybody knew what henry ford was doing and yet he was this folksy guy who had a sixth-grade education and his nickname at the time was uncle henry. he was like a member of your family. he spoke plainly and didn't try to obfuscate. he was an enemy of wall street and bankers which most workers in america were at the time as well and americans loved him. that was due in great part to the fact that he will was working for them and it grew over time to include essentially a private police force that would investigate his enemy as well. the point is he knew how to work with the press on that level and did not know either work with the press as a public servant. he'd never been a public servant and that is a different role. you could argue the point but in any case it's a basic difference between politics. henry ford was highly successful in

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the two main characters in the book are henry ford, are your industrialist, fort motor company and made ford the number one selling car in the world in the 1920s and his body and late life friend, thomas edison. thomas edison of course, we all know him as the inventor of the electric infant doesn't light, the light bulb that we used -- well, we don't use light bulbs the way he does it anymore but he had a tremendous effect on the development of technology in america. it wasn't just the lightbulb. edison also did the photograph from the early versions of kami camera movie protector and changed american life in a thousand ways that are fundamental to who we are as people. he did that through his inventions. he was known as the wizard of the park. the park and new jersey is where he had a laboratory where he made his inventions and by the time of the setting of the book promote the book is set in the years just after world war i in early 1920s, so five years on either side of 1920 at the heart of this book, during that time edison already ordered satan in america, he was one of the best lo

ford motor company, many of the u.s. corporations got deeply invested with hitler. they would meet with hitler in person. hitler supposedly had a picture of mr. ford up in his office. so, yes, we can cozy up to a regime that ultimately turns out to cause war, then everybody loses who invested so heavily. but that's what the debate over the intentions of china's all about. we had that debate in the '30s. most people, especially in london and washington, said hitler will be our friend. he needs to repair the damage of the versailles settlement, we need to all get along. and all of a sudden country after country gets invaded, and slowly those people lost all of their investment. was china like hitler and nazi germany? looks like very few people think that today, but if the chinese behavior continues, it's going to be a very scary time for those who got so deeply invested in china now. liz: there is the autocratic part of what xi jinping has done, but we have -- there's so much news, breaking news, and ever maryland's -- evergrande's electric vehicle unit says we can't c

and another interesting story to keep an eye on here is that ford motor company will start making vehicles in india, taking a $2000000000.00 hit, as it does not see a way to make profit in the nation. moving to australia, we have our 1st red arrow for the week, for the sex down one and a half percent earlier in the week to australian treasury that the nation must diverse by the economy to rely less on their biggest trading partner in china. the index did see some gains to close out the week as metal and oil prices pushed up mining and energy related stocks. and in south africa, the all share is also down for the weak data release. thursday showed manufacturing output in july felt 4 point one percent year over year, after growing nearly 12 percent in june. tech investor nasser is also ticket 8 percent hit on thursday on that news about chinese regulators and video games. nascar's has a large stake in chinese gaming giant $0.10. now let's go over to rachel for europe in the americas. thanks brand. it's a different story over here where we start in the u. k. with the 1st the ending, the week

we speak to the ceo of ford motors. it will now build harley davidson's in india.s is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. motorcycle and scooter manufacturer has linked up with harley davidson to develop, build, sell a range of premium motorcycles in india under the harley brand name. joining us now is the chairman and ceo. i am a huge motorcycle fan. it is great to have you on the program. talk to me about the harley deal. how popular are harleys in your market? how many will you be able to build and sell? pawan: harley is a huge brand. it is a cult brand. we have taken on the distribution of harley in october 2020. i am confident that we will do a great job. we are already detailing harleys in india. the newest model already sold out. matt: it looks awesome. it is cool that they got into that segment. what are the biggest segments for you? you are going to be selling a ton of scooters and smaller bikes, but above 750, what are the trends in india? pawan: lifestyle has become popular. whatever category. now in the motorcycle category, we have all the big

emily: sticking with climate, ford motor announced they are taking the next step in creating truly renewableannounced a partnership with redwood materials. the startup founded by j.b. straubel to reuse key ingredients in the lithium-ion batteries that will power ford's fleet of electric cars. want to bring in j.b. straubel, also the cofounder of tesla. talk about what this partnership means for's ford -- ford 's ev production. >>>> it is a great announcement for us and ford. we were founded to create the circular supply chain and create the technologies and processes in order to recycle batteries, but also remanufacture them. keeping materials in country in north america, where they were initially purchased. and finding ways to introduce them directly into the battery supply chain. for ford, we are aiming to do exactly that. it really supports the same mission we started the company with. for them, it is a way to reduce the environmental impacts of the batteries it will make on day one and the vehicles, as well. it also assures a good solution for end-of-life where they try to come off of th

and with respect to the big tech you know, if, i don't know if apple tried to buy ford motor company,en a ford dealership for that matter what is the ftc going to do? are the critics going to come out and say, none of these tech companies can do so? we'll see what happens with the mgm transaction, and amazon. you know, will the ftc allow that to go forward you know, within the content production business, mgm doesn't account for a huge market share, but the issue of amazon having access to the data is something that is going to be interesting to watch, if they challenge that transaction. and we'll see. we'll see if it holds up in the appellate process. if you're one of the four big tech companies, having a transaction, even one where it shouldn't be a problem under current economic thinking, there's going to be some procedural delays by both agencies taking a very close look. >> well, thank you so much for sharing your insight on this very complicated landscape >> thanks for both of you for having me. >> indeed. >>> now there's elizabeth holmes you can see entering the courthouse we'l

ford motor co has announced an investment of more than $11 billion towards the production of electricild two factories in the us to make electric cars are battery. the investment it is making with sk innovation will create 11,000 newjobs. germany create 11,000 new jobs. germany is create 11,000 newjobs. germany is beginning a period of coalition negotiations as a social democrat candidate attempts to build a working parliamentary majority after his party's narrow election victory. he hopes to replace angela merkel as chancellor before christmas if he can form a coalition with the greens and the liberal free democrats. south korea's president has questioned whether the time has come to band eating dog meat. he is a dog lover and he made the comment after discussing the comment after discussing theissue the comment after discussing the issue with his prime minister. is estimated a million dogs are slaughtered for the kitchen annually in south korea although a growing trend to keep canines as pets has seen numbers falling. a team of drivers provided by the british army is to be put on st

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the two main characters in the look are henry ford the auto industrialist that built ford motor company made for the number one selling car in the world in 1920 and his buddy and late life friend thomas edison. thomas edison, we all know him as the inventor of the electric incandescent light, the lightbulb we don't use electric olds like heay invented but it d a tremendous effect on the development of technology. it wasn't just the light old. edison also did the photograph and versions of the camera movement projection and sees american life as fundamental to who we are as people and he did that through his inventions. he was known as the wizard of menlo park. menlo park in new jersey is where he had a laboratory where he made hisma inventions and by the time of the setting of this book and the book is set in the years just after world war i so five years on either side of 1920 is at the heart of this book and during that time edison was an elder statesman in america. he was one of the best loved americans that live during that time. everybody knew the name of thomas edison and everybod

to get an abortion you want to be the abortion governor companies are not making these choices ford motorny decided to put $7 billion to in kentucky one in tennessee and one in georgia and skipped virginia this is a legacy left virginia a dying economy, jobs not for everyone and you misunderstand what it takes for the kind of future. >> mr. young do support the right to an abortion being included in virginia's constitution? >> no i do not expect you believe a woman should make her own decision on reproductive rights you said you support that only through a second trimester so what restrictions do you support with access to abortion? >> i support laws today with the commonwealth of virginia which is 80 percent of virginians i would like to see rosie wade enshrined in our constitution because i'm scared of donald trump. people are tired of people like him telling them what to do with their bodies it's time then leave women alone and make their own choice about their own reproductive rights. [applause] >> mr. mcauliffe current governor recently touted a record two.6 billion-dollar surplus po

and now tim night an 11 billion dollar expansion of the ford motor company. 11.4 billion dollars in electricf coal manufacturing, an electric battery manufacturing. it's the biggest expansion in the history of the company. so here's my question. are we ready? all those millions of american main high tech batteries are going to go into millions of new electric american made cars and trucks. it is happening. with those electric american made cars and trucks, with the electric couldn't made batteries, are going to need charging stations all over america. and in red states, and in blue states. in urban areas, and out in the country. and you may or may not care about cars as a thing, the whole electric polaris thing i just talked about. you might be thinking, why would i need a golf cart thing you that couldn't pull a logging cart through the trump. even if it's silent why are you into this? i get it not everybody's into this. but this is a big deal for the country. for the economy, for the climate. the country is making a change here and it turns out it's happening fuss. turns out the demand is

officials are urging hundreds of families to evacuate their homes nr a detroit europe -- detroit area ford motorlant after 1400 galls of gasoline leaked into city sewers. the wing county health department says there is little risk of an explosion but the residents are at risk from toxic benzene fumes that can cause cancer. in lakeland, florida, a former u.s. marine sniper carrying multiple guns and wearing full body armor targeted a family apparently at random early sunday morning, killing four people in their own home. among the dead was a mother and a three-month-old baby she was cradling. an 11-year-old girl who was shot seven times survived. the shooter also killed the family's dog. the gunman, 33-year-old bryan riley, was wounded during an intense gun battle with police and arrested. riley was deployed as a marine sharpshooter in both iraq and afghanistan between 2008 and 2010. riley's girlfriend said he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. he had a concealed weapons license and was working as a security contractor. actor michael k. williams, best known for bringing to life the cha

the ford motor company announced today a plan to build three major electric vehicle battery plants andelectric auto assembly plant. the new factories in kentucky and tennessee will go online by 2025 and will employ almost 11,000 workers in a joint venture with sk innovation, a south korean battery maker. ford's president said workers at the plants would be allowed to unionize if they choose. in britain, dozens of soldiers are on standby preparing to help ease a fuel supply crisis that's left many gas pumps running dry. officials blame the pandemic and the departure of many foreign tanker drivers due to itain's exit from the european union. today, panic buying worsened the shortage, and for a fourth day, long lines of vehicles waited outside gas stations. >> i haven't been out and panic bought, like all the other sheep and idiots. so i waited here today on my way to work, got some fuel, and the price has gone up by nearly six pence a litre. stephanie: back in this country, a federal judge says the man who shot president reagan 40 years ago can be freed from all remaining overisight next

now tonight an $11 billion expansion of the ford motor company. $11.4 billion in electric vehicle manufacturing and electric battery manufacturing. the biggest in the history of that company. so here's my question. are we ready? all those millions of american-made high-tech batteries are going into millions of american made electric cars and trucks. it is happening. those electric american made cars and trucks with electric american made batteries are going to require charging stations all over america in red states and in blue states, in urban areas, and out in the country, and you may or may not care about cars as a thing. that whole electric polaris thing i just talked about may seem to you like, mad dow, why would i need a golf cart thingy that could pull a car through the mud. i get it. not everybody is into it. but this is a big deal for the country, the climate. the country is making a big change. it turns out it's happening fast. if the policy that make this sort of change possible can keep up, we're ready to go. we should know that this week. the country is moving. the business is movi

and tonight $11 billion expansion of the ford motor company. $11.4 billion.ectric vehicle manufacturing and electric vehicle battery manufacturing. 11,000 new jobs. it's the biggest expansion of that company in the history of that company so here's my question. are we ready all those millions of american-made high-tech batteries are going to go into millions of electric american-made cars and trucks. it is happening. those electric american-made cars and trucks with electric american-made batteries are going to require charging stations all over america. and in red states and in blue states, in urban areas and out in the country and you may or may not care about cars as a thing. that whole electric polaris thing i talked about maddow, why would i need a golf cart thingie that can pull a log through the mud. i get it not everybody is into this but this is a big deal for the eco country, for economy, the climate. it turns out it's fast it turns out the demand is there. it turns out the technology is there. if the policy that makes this sort of change possible c

ford motor company, g.m., have committed by 203050% of the cars they're selling are going to be electric. i don't think any politician would stand up and try to reverse the trillions of dollars that are going to begin to move and are moving in this direction. >> let's move to china. xi jiping, promised to stop funding coal plants. china's own addiction to coal remainvery strong. china burns half of the world's coal. frans timmermans, let me start with you. is chine chiena doing enough? >> china is moving independent right direction which is good news. we didn't hear that for a bit. and china clearly understands for its own survival, it needs to wean itself of coal. the only question is at what speed? and i think both u.s. and europe are trying to convince china to move faster than they they had anticipated so far. nobody's doing this to do us a favor. everybody's doing this because they understand they need to do it for themselves, including china. although, i believe that from a u.s. and e.u. perspective, we would like them to move a bit faster than what they've done so far. >> xi jinpi

ford motor company decided to put four plants, $7 billion, two in kentucky, one in tennessee, one in georgia. they skipped virginia. this is the legacy you have left virginia. a dying economy. jobs that aren't for anyone. you absolutely misunderstand what it takes to get companies to come to virginia. mr. todd: all right. very quick. two followups on this issue. mr. joining youngkin. do you support a right to an abortion being included in virginia's constitution? mr. youngkin: no, i do not. mr. todd: mr. mcauliffe, you believe a woman should make her own decision on reproductive rights. the last debate you said you support that right only through a second trie midwester. to nail this down what restrictions do you support when it comes to access to abortion? mr. mcauliffe: i rise in supporter the laws today that we have on the books here in the commonwealth of virginia. which as i say 80% of virginians do. i would like to see roe v. wade enshrined in our constitution because i'm scared of donald trump anti-people like glenn youngkin. women are tired of people like glenn youngkin telli

s&p 500 winners, ford motor company. stuart: they got to $14. nasdaq winners.ames maker as well. stuart: if we had a chart of the nasdaq's biggest losers across the board. stuart: coming up forget threats from russia and china and they are focused on climate change. >> when we think defense we should be thinking defending ourselves against the climate catastrophe, defense against white supremacists, that would be real defense. stuart: age doesn't improve him, we have the story, it is a tad on the. kareem abdul-jabbar says on vaccinated nba players should be kicked off their team is. brian kilmeade has a thing or two to say. the far left climate crowd wants to reshape america with spending demands the arrival fdr's new deal. chad program will break it down for us. ♪♪ as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be, that's why i founded lively. high quality hearing aids with all of the features you need and none of the hassle. lively offers bluetooth connected, fda approved hearing aids delivered to your

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ford motor and s are puttingk $11.4 billion into three battery factories and an assembly plant for pickupck. keep an eye on defense stocks after reports north korea fired what japan said was a ballistic missile into the ec. -- east sea. haidi: quick check of the latest business flash headlines. wells fargo has been fined by the u.s. department of justice after claims it defrauded customers who used its affect services. the u.s. to says the lender overcharged almost 800 customers, many of which were small or medium-sized businesses. wells fargo reaped tens of billions of dollars from the practices which the lawsuit described as a brazen and wide-ranging fraud. finance.com says it is restricting singapore use to comply with regulations. binance says the curbs include access to deposit services, crypto trading, the channels ended with stocks. previously they said they would hold stocks after a warning from the central bank. reliance is in talks to buy a stake in google backed mobile content of either. such a deal would give strategic entry into video content and access to valuable real estat

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