Ford CEO Jim Farley addresses young worker exodus by converting temporary employees to full-time status after learning they needed Amazon jobs to survive on $17 hourly wages.

More and more CEOs are speaking out on the fate of white-collar jobs with the advent of AI. Ford CEO Jim Farley has said that ...

During the Aspen Ideas Festival last week, Ford CEO Jim Farley emphasized the significance of the "essential economy" and ...

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"Hiring an entry worker at a tech company has fallen 50% since 2019. Is that really where we want all of our kids to go?" ...

The city Thursday formally dedicated the new pavilion at Ford Addition Park that was funded through donations by Kingsford ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley concurs with Amazon's Andy Jassy, warning that artificial intelligence (AI) will displace millions of white-collar jobs in the US.

The inside story of how Farley and Ford marketers made a last minute change of plans, that have Ford brand now leading U.S. sales.

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Farley did not elaborate on his views, but he is hardly the only Fortune 500 CEO who believes AI could spell trouble for ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley emphasized the importance of skilled trades while warning that AI could eliminate half of white-collar ...