Ford Motor will report $600 million in pretax charges in Q4 due to adjustments in employee pension plans and other benefits. Charges will affect net income but not adjusted results or cash, split between domestic and international plans. Charges will decrease net income by about $500 million after taxes. Retirement plans remain fully funded, no change expected in 2026 pension contributions. This is in addition to $19.5 billion in special items related to restructuring and pullback in EV investments. Ford will report Q4 results on Feb. 10, excluding special items for clearer operational view.

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