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Lounge Debuts at the Formula 1 and F1 Academy Miami Grand Prix on May 2, with Additional FQ Lounges Planned for Las Vegas Race and More Collaboration Expands The FQ and Rokt's Commitments to Advancing Women in Motorsports and STEM NEW YORK, May 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Female Quotient (The FQ), an events and media company with the largest community of women in business, is partnering with Rokt, the global leader in ecommerce technology, to bring a series of transformative FQ Lounges to this year's F1 Grand Prix races in the U.S. This strategic partnership builds on The FQ and Rokt's long-standing commitments to ensuring women are at the forefront in traditionally male-dominated fields of motorsports and STEM. The FQ Lounges will offer an engaging experience featuring a state-of-the-art racing simulator designed to ignite women's passion for sim racing and provide a gateway to STEM fields. The activation will debut at the F1 Miami Grand Prix May 2 - 4 and extend to the Las Vegas race

Trump's 25% levies on automotive imports have rocked the global automotive industry, although this week he offered a reprieve on some elements of the tariffs.

Mercedes-Benz plans to begin producing a new vehicle at its Tuscaloosa, Alabama, plant in 2027, the company said Thursday, the latest in a series of investments carmakers have announced following U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive auto tariffs.

Mercedes-Benz on Thursday said it will add a new vehicle to its plant in Alabama amid President Donald Trump's auto tariff. The German automaker said it will localize production of the "core segment" vehicle at its plant near Tuscaloosa by 2027.

Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz became the latest automakers on Wednesday to scrap their profit guidance citing market uncertainty wrought by tariffs.

Stellantis and Mercedes announced on Wednesday they would withdraw their full-year financial guidance for 2025, becoming the latest companies to cut or pull earnings forecasts in recent weeks as they cite market uncertainty aggravated by President Donald Trump's tariffs.

An export drop is bad for China, and it adds to ominous warnings about the impact on tariffs on U.S. growth.

Chrysler owner Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz withdrew their guidance for the year while Volkswagen said it was expecting profits at the low end of a previous range as automakers struggle to assess the impact of President Donald Trump's tariff policy.

The German luxury-car maker said Wednesday that its previously announced guidance would remain unchanged without any further tariff impact.

Mercedes-Benz on Wednesday reported lower profitability in its cars business in the first quarter and warned that tariffs could impact its full-year earnings, as trade tensions forced the luxury carmaker to scrap its outlook.