 Globe and Mail | Things looking up for Ford, but automaker not in clear Detroit Free Press Ford Motor Co. began the year by reporting a $14.6-billion loss -- the largest in its history -- and managed to survive without asking for emergency federal loans. Now, the Dearborn automaker is on track to report improved ... Union Rejects Ford Deal Ford's Union Workers Said to Reject Givebacks US Rivals Got Ford's Plan to Cut Costs Falls Short in Union Vote |
Things looking up for Ford, but automaker not in clear - Detroit Free Press
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