Ford, Mattel, UPS, and more companies pulling their earnings guidance because of tariff (...)
Uncertainty over tariffs, supply chain instability, and other broader macroeconomic headwinds are pushing a growing number of major companies to pull their 2025 earnings guidance. From automakers to airlines and consumer giants, firms are increasingly opting to sit out of the forecasting game, (...)
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