Over the past several years, Ford has found itself in hot water, with recalls sweeping through nearly every model in its lineup between 2020 and 2026 — all but one. 

Only the Ford GT, a mid-engine two-seater sports car, escaped the issues that plagued the rest of the lineup, including problems with windshields, suspension and rearview cameras.

Discontinued after 2022, the model paid homage to the iconic Ford GT40, which dominated the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 1960s. While the second-generation Ford GT largely avoided recalls, both generations experienced some issues. The first faced potential airbag problems, while the second had possible hydraulic defects.

In 2025, Ford set a record for the most recalls issued by a single automaker in a single year, issuing more than 150 — nearly double the previous record of 77 set by General Motors in 2014.

FORD RECALLS MORE THAN 615,000 VEHICLES OVER WIPER AND DRIVESHAFT DEFECTS

The surge was largely attributed to an aggressive strategy of initiating voluntary recalls before major incidents or widespread complaints emerged.

“The increase in recalls reflects our intensive strategy to quickly find and fix hardware and software issues and go the extra mile to help protect customers,” the company said in summer 2025. “Ford has more than doubled its team of safety and technical experts in the past two years and significantly increased testing to failure on critical systems in current Ford vehicles such as powertrains, steering and braking. Insights from this testing are being incorporated into current production.”

Over six years, 16 Ford models — spanning SUVs and crossovers, trucks and pickups, performance cars and commercial vans — were affected, totaling tens of millions of vehicles.

FORD RECALLS MORE THAN 412,000 VEHICLES OVER SUSPENSION ISSUE

Among Ford’s seven SUV and crossover models — Escape, Bronco Sport, Bronco, Explorer, Expedition, Mustang Mach-E and Edge — each has been subject to at least one recall. Issues have included inverted or blank rearview camera images, cracked fuel injectors that pose fire risks, software faults that could cause brake malfunctions and electronic door latch failures that may lead to lockouts or entrapment.

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F	FORD MOTOR CO.	12.19	+0.04	+0.33%

All five major Ford truck and pickup models — Maverick, Ranger, F-150, F-150 Lightning and Super Duty — have also been affected. The most widespread problems involve electrical faults that can…

Red Cloud is excited to announce the agenda and keynote lineup for its annual Fall Mining Showcase, taking place November 4 & 5, 2025 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel. This flagship event will bring together over 80 mining and exploration companies, along with leading investors, analysts, and industry executives for two full days of high-impact presentations and networking.

As the resource sector regains momentum, driven by interest in gold, copper, uranium, and other critical minerals powering the energy transition – this year’s showcase comes at a pivotal time for the industry. From the rebound in precious metals to the resurgence of nuclear energy and accelerating electrification demand, the 2025 program captures the macro themes and investment opportunities shaping the future of mining.

“The Fall Mining Showcase connects the top exploration, development, and junior producing mining stories directly with capital,” said Bruce Tatters, CEO of Red Cloud Securities. “This year’s program reflects the strength and diversity of the sector, featuring exceptional management teams, timely insights, and keynote discussions that look beyond short-term cycles.”

The 2025 Keynote Series will spotlight leading voices in mining, finance, and energy transition policy, offering unique perspectives on market outlooks, investment strategies, and sustainable growth across commodities.

Tuesday November 4, 2025

• Ken Hoffman, Commodity Strategist at Red Cloud Securities
• Neil Adshead, Consulting Geologist at Commodity Discovery Fund

Wednesday November 5, 2025

• Lewis M. Johnson, Chief Investment Officer, Managing Partner, and co-founder of Capital Wealth Advisors
• Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist, Bloomberg Intelligence

Day 1

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Visit our website to register to attend, request 1×1 meetings and learn more about the conference: https://redcloudfs.com/fallminingshowcase2025/

Red Cloud would like to thank our partner, PearTree Securities, and all additional sponsors.

For additional information and inquiries, please contact our events team: events@redcloudsecurities.com

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Apple on Tuesday kicked off an event featuring the unveiling of a new lineup of iPhones headlined by a new thinner smartphone as the tech giant explores new design features.

Apple’s new thinner smartphone offering is known as the iPhone Air and is will be in the middle of the company’s iPhone lineup between less expensive iPhone 17 models and more expensive iPhone 17 Pro models. The iPhone 17 will be $799, while the iPhone Air will cost $999 and the iPhone 17 Pro will total $1,099.

The company said the iPhone Air is its thinnest iPhone ever, and it’s only 5.6 mm with a 6.5 inch display. It’s protected by an improved ceramic shield on both the front and back, with a titanium frame, which Apple said will make it the most durable iPhone ever. It also features a new plateau, which was reworked to accommodate the thinner design.

Apple also included a new CPU that’s faster and more efficient than in previous models, along with a second-generation GPU designed to facilitate MacBook-level AI computing through the use of neural accelerators in each GPU core, the company said.

WHITE HOUSE SAYS APPLE TO ANNOUNCE $100B US INVESTMENT COMMITMENT FOR MANUFACTURING

Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the inception of iPhone Air allowed the company to push the performance of its iPhone 17 Pro models even further, saying that it’s “by far the most advanced iPhone ever.”

The iPhone 17 Pro Max will have a two-terabyte configuration for the first time.

APPLE BACKS TRUMP RARE EARTH MINERALS PUSH, INVESTS $500M IN US MINE

Preorders for the new iPhone lineup on Friday, while the phones will be available on September 19.

Other updates to Apple’s product lineup were unveiled on Tuesday, including new Apple Watches and Airpods, will be available along the same timeline.

The reveal comes as analysts told Reuters the new iPhone Air could serve as a stepping stone toward a foldable device, like those made by Samsung. Google also unveiled a new folding smartphone model last month.

Apple’s new iPhones won’t feature an overhaul to Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, which the company has delayed until next year’s releases.

The company recently announced a partnership with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, to power some of the artificial intelligence (AI) features in its operating systems, and analysts are monitoring whether the company will add more AI partnerships before the updated version of Siri is unveiled.

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