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the ceo jim farley has made tough decisions about the company's ev line—up as competition from teslaomakers has intensified over the past year. ford's results follow rival general motors' blowout third—quarter earnings and consistent profit guidance increases for the year. apple has released an update that enables artificial intelligence features in some iphones. apple intelligence will help users to proof read texts and remove unwanted objects from photos. it's a big milestone for apple whose ai strategy has been criticised for lagging behind samsung and google. but if you are in indonesia, you may not be able to enjoy those ai features, because the country has blocked the sale of iphone 16 smartphones. the ministry of industry says smartphones must contain 40% locally sourced components to be sold in the country. the iphone 16 does not meet that requirement. apple has yet to respond to the statement. we area we are a week away from the presidential election. a large part of both campaigns have focused on trade policy and tariffs in particular. how would these taxes on imports impac

the ceo, jim farley, has made tough decisions about the company's ev line—up, as competition from teslaers has intensified over the past year. ford's results follow rival general motors blow—out third—quarter earnings and consistent profit guidance increases for the year. across in europe, volkswagen is planning to lay off tens of thousands of workers and shut down three factories in germany. that's according to the automaker�*s works council and it comes after negotiations with its unions for weeks. the company has been facing significant pressure to cut costs. volkswagen added that restructuring is needed and concrete proposals will be shared on wednesday. boeing has announced a stock offering that could help the planemaker raise around $20 billion. that money will be crucial to preserve the company's investment—grade credit rating. boeing has been struggling recently, with more than 30,000 workers in the united states on strike since september. last week, about two thirds of the workers in the company's largest union voted to reject the offer of a 35% pay bump. the aircraft maker als

jim farley must know this is not horseshoes. do you know know?ow the joke, horseshoes and hand grenades. >> it's so close, but not close enough. and that's the problem. and i just feel like, oh, my god -- because when the number comes out, people feel like, well, they did it. then you start parsing it and you get to waller and these are all good people, and you say to yourself, turkey, huh? this isn't thanksgiving. are you kidding? turkey is that important to them. then you say, i can't, i can't deal with it anymore. i throw my hands up, like adam jonas, and just say, you know what, i can't do it. >> you think it's a bit of exhaustion? >> it is, it's exhaustion. because they have the best trucks, they did not lose as much money, yes, to tesla, but they're not making any money. it comes back to say, the recalls don't stop. it's recall. and they're even talking about how they're fixing the recall business. but this is a recall per share, and that's the problem. >> we've got an election a week away. i don't know if people know that. obviously early

the ceo, jim farley, has made tough decisions about the company's ev line—up, as competition from teslat third—quarter earnings and consistent profit guidance increases for the year. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are with business today. to china now, and reports of a shift in policy from the government to tackle record low birth rates. beijing has announced a raft of measures — from tv programmes to tax breaks — to encourage young people to marry and have children. as the world's second largest economy struggles with weak growth rates and an ageing population. mariko oi is in our asia business hub for us. mariko, what is going on? well, ou have mariko, what is going on? well, you have to _ mariko, what is going on? well, you have to say _ mariko, what is going on? well, you have to say it _ mariko, what is going on? well, you have to say it is _ mariko, what is going on? well, you have to say it is a _ you have to say it is a challenge faced by many developed economies in this part of the war. singapore, japan, south korea and taiwan are now china, once know

he's about 20 minutes into the call, along with ceo jim farley. they're discussing the quarter. as you mentioned, it was a mixed bag here. yes, they beat on the top and bottom line in the third quarter. warranty kolss costs are improv. that will keep them from having higher earnings for the full year. and there's the question of what to expect in terms of the full year ebit. if they're now saying they're at the low end of the guidance, $10 billion, instead of $10 to $12 billion. commercial vehicles is really carrying the water for this company. they earned $1.81 billion in the quarter. i.c.e., $1.62 billion. and the ev losses, that's an improvement, compared to the second quarter. $1.22 billion. here's john lawler when we talked with him. >> our top line's doing better than we had expecting. on strong volume and mix, especially in ford pro. pricing is doing better than the industry overall. we're also seeing cost reductions come out, we've taken $2 billion of cost out in material, manufacturing and freight costs, as we committed to do this year, but we are seeing headwinds overa

what else does jim farley need to do that mary barra has done, even as the combustion engine slips ond. jonathan: a few stocks to watch into the opening bill. close to 7% lower. new numbers for you on the two-year and 10-year. the two year is up for a seventh consecutive session. 4.16. the 10 by three, 4.3164. the morning the federal reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points, the 10 year open top at 3.64. we've had a move of more than 60 basis points. mohamed el-erian this morning, the bond market has reacted audibly to the federal reserve move. what most analysts agree on, the list of contributors to this development, there is little consensus on their relative importance. which is more important, the economic data, deficit issues, the election? we are going to work all of that out in the next week or so. investors will need to work out the data this week with october payrolls dropping on friday. lydia boussour hour of the people i saying the jobs report will be muddied. two hurricanes and job strikes will render the data much noisier than usual. we expect a nonfarm payroll gain