Boler Davis must keep Amazon facilities operating smoothly during the busy holiday season amid a global pandemic that has fueled a surge in online shopping even as it laid low scores of the Amazon workers who pick and pack orders for delivery.
The share sale comes a day after a 5-for-1 stock split took effect, Tesla's first since its initial public offering about a decade ago.
GM said it delivered 30,000 units from a plant in Indiana while Ford shipped 50,000 units from a Michigan operation.
Hyundai posted a 8 percent decline in U.S. sales last month as lower fleet shipments, some quirks in the reporting calendar and ongoing challenges from the pandemic ended a brief run in the winning column.
The companies are trying to tap into the niche market, which still accounts for less than 2 percent of overall vehicle sales in China, but that has outperformed as local governments ease restrictions on their entry into urban areas.
Ford's salaried job cuts are aimed at improving the automaker’s efficiency and are not related to rising costs from the coronavirus pandemic, Bloomberg reported. An announcement could come as early as this week, people familiar with the matter said.
A spokesman declined to disclose the number of jobs being axed but noted the cuts do not affect the automaker's assembly plant in Spartanburg, S.C.
