Alan Mulally

When Alan Mulally took over as CEO of Ford in September 2006, the storied automaker was losing money on every car it produced, staring at a $17 billion annual loss, and getting trounced by the likes of Honda and Toyota on the global stage. “We were going out of business,” Mulally recalled matter-of-factly in a [...]  

Wilmington, Del.— Ford Motor President and CEO Alan Mulally isn't offering any insight into when he might hand over the reins of the Dearborn automaker. At the company's annual meeting Thursday, Mulally declined to say how long he wants to ...  

But rest assured: He said the week that he's not going anywhere anytime soon. At Ford's annual meeting, Mulally said he has no timetable for retirement, according to Bloomberg News. And Chairman Bill Ford joined in: "We've said 2025, maybe it should be ...  

Some of the nation's highest profile CEOs are gathering in Redmond this week for Microsoft's annual CEO Summit, where they will talk about emerging trends shaping global business. More than 130 CEOs and business leaders are attending this year's summit, which runs Tuesday through Thursday and is closed to the news media. Among them are Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway, Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post Media Group, Alan Mulally of Ford...  

HIgher costs of energy coming our way. “The point of view we have is that we are all going to be paying more for energy worldwide.” With oil producing countries consuming more oil domestically and developing Asian countries such as China and India importing more oil the West has less available net exports of oil to buy, as Jeffrey Brown points out. Mulally says batteries for electric vehicles (EV) still are very expensive. “Right now a battery...  

Some of the nation's highest profile CEOs are gathering in Redmond this week for Microsoft's annual CEO Summit, where they will talk about emerging trends shaping global business. More than 130 CEOs and business leaders are attending this year's ...  

Rest easy, Ford Motor Co. shareholders: CEO Alan Mulally isn't going anywhere anytime soon ... depends on whether the king of the house Henry Ford built can replicate his success in old Europe and, especially, across Russia, China and India.  

Ford CEO Alan Mulally said Thursday he has no timetable for retirement, and his boss, executive chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. Mulally, 66, engineered a turnaround at Ford by globalizing operations, cutting costs, improving quality and expanding its lineup with fuel-efficient models such as the Fiesta subcompact.  

Ford Motor Co. (F) Chief Executive Alan Mulally has no retirement timetable, Mulally and Executive Chairman Bill Ford said Thursday, according to a Bloomberg News report. Ford said after the company's annual meeting that "it's been really fun ...  

Ford Motor Co. (F) Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said he has no timetable for retirement and his boss, Executive Chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. "We've said 2025, maybe it should be 2030," Ford joked to reporters today after ...  

WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - If Warren Buffett can run a company in his 80s, why can't Ford's Alan Mulally? Top executives at Ford Motor Co have fielded questions for months about just when Mulally, 66, plans to retire as the company's chief executive. So far the No. 2 U.S. automaker has kept his plans quiet - mostly. "Well, we said 2025," Chairman Bill Ford Jr joked to reporters after the company's annual shareholder meeting in Wilmington...  

Thursday's meeting lasted only 45 minutes, much of it spent with shareholders praising CEO Alan Mulally and Executive Chairman Bill Ford Jr. for the company's turnaround. Mulally says Ford is moving ahead and growing, and that he looks forward ...  

Being the boss of an automotive company is lucrative. You can get trillions of dollars if you are the boss. But among the bosses of world automotive companies, who are the boss who have the highest incomes in 2011?Apparently, Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive, Alan Mulally is the highest paid boss of automotive companies in the world. Last year he pocketed up to U.S. $ 29.5 million as compensation to work in the Ford so it able to produce profit...  

Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said Thursday he has no timetable for retirement and his boss, Executive Chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. “We’ve said 2025, maybe it should be 2030,” Ford joked to reporters after the automaker’s ...