HONG KONG (Reuters) -Ant Group, an affiliate of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group plans to list its overseas arm, Ant International, on the Hong Kong stock exchange, Chinese media reported, citing unnamed sources. Caixin, citing people close to the company, reported that Ant was communicating with regulators about the potential listing. The report did not say whether the discussions were taking place with regulators in China or elsewhere.
Vehicle parts will get a 15% tariff offset in the first year, and 10% in the second. Tariffs should impact Ford less than peers as a result of its U.S.-centric production model. Ford is also extending its employee-pricing-for-all discounts, which should boost sales.
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