Amidst earnings uncertainty, companies grapple with a volatile trade environment. General Motors trimmed its profit outlook due to auto tariffs, while Harley-Davidson withdrew its forecast entirely. Hershey is maintaining its forecast despite tariff expenses and rising cocoa prices. Church & Dwight downgraded expectations, citing tariffs and weakening consumer demand, planning strategic adjustments to mitigate the impact. Post navigation DreamFolks announces Shekhar Sood as new CFO to drive financial growth and innovation ‘Got to keep the vehicles affordable’: US-made cars still heavily dependent on foreign supply chain, says Ford CEO