Ford Motor Company terminated an auto-hauling contract with Kansas City-based Jack Cooper, the nation's largest woman-owned, Teamster-affiliated auto hauler.

Of all the great rivalries throughout time, whether it be sports or business, or something else, you'd be hard pressed to find as great a rivalry as Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM).

Ford is one of the largest carmakers in the world. The company is working to transition toward electric vehicles. Selling cars is a highly competitive and cyclical business. But is this automaker's stock likely to turn investors into millionaires?

Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) stock traded at $9.87. Recently, it traded at $9.76. The price shows that a planned investment of $30 billion in electric vehicles (EVs) and the complete failure of that investment have torn Ford’s value to pieces compared to the broader stock market.

The United Automobile Workers union asked a federal labor regulator to conduct an election at a factory Ford jointly owns with a South Korean battery company.

The BlueOval SK plant, owned by a partnership of South Korea's SK On and Ford, is the latest battery battleground for the union.

The United Auto Workers union is petitioning the National Labor Relations Board to hold an election at a Kentucky battery plant run by a Ford Motor joint venture, the union said in a release Wednesday.