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CEO William Ford
CEO William Ford has been the chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co since 1999. He is 49 years old. Follow Mr. Ford and Ford Motor Co in the news and blogs or share your own opinion about the company and its leadership.
Ford Motor Co. said Saturday union concerns over working conditions at its Kansas City Assembly plant have been resolved. But a union officer said members were moving ahead with a planned strike authorization vote. Ford spokeswoman Marcey Evans said officials...
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Although six weeks remain until the end of the this calendar year, automakers have been busily engaged introducing 2010 models for the past several months as they become available. Each year, various automotive enthusiast magazines offer readers a unique service in covering products for the coming year. Today we cover Motor Trend’s analysis of new offerings from Ford Motor Co., which includes the Ford, Lincoln and Mercury divisions.
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- Holiday dilemma for investors: party or panic? (msnbc.msn.com)
Ford Motor Co. said Friday it plans to sell a new police cruiser vehicle to replace its Crown Victoria "Police Interceptor" once the sedan is phased out of production in 2011. The automaker said the new vehicle will be more fuel efficient and offer lower...
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- Ford analyst sees small car segment growing (sfgate.com)
- Will UAW Take Down Ford? (mhutch.blogspot.com)
First watch the four minute Ford video I found on YouTube. Then read my letter to Alan Mulally, the President and C.E.O. of Ford Motor Company. November 13, 2009 Mr. Alan Mulally President & C.E.O. Ford Motor Company P.O. Box...
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- 2010 Man of the Year: Alan Mulally, CEO Ford Motor Company (automobilemag.com)
Ford, the only major American automaker to avert bankruptcy and spurn a government bailout, signaled its growing strength Monday, posting a third-quarter profit of about $1 billion and lifting hopes that the U.S. industry can recover.
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- Breaking News: Ford, Chrysler see divergence in sales (industry.bnet.com)
- Ford Motor Co. - Chicago Tribune (search.msn.com)
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