Alan Mulally News
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Ford Motor Co., seeking to overcome negative perceptions, debuted a new corporate advertising campaign last month that showed new models stripped of the Ford blue oval badge and that never mentioned the automaker by name.
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Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said he has no timetable for retirement and his boss, Executive Chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that.
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Ford Motor Co., the second-biggest U.S. carmaker, issued $1.25 billion of three-year notes, its biggest sale in six months, two weeks after Fitch Ratings raised the company’s credit ranking to investment grade.
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Ford Motor Co., seeking a second investment-grade credit rating, said first-quarter profit fell 45 percent on a higher tax rate and as overseas losses ate into growing income from North America.
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Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally moved closer to reclaiming Ford Motor Co.’s valuable blue oval logo, headquarters building and Mustang trademark yesterday, as Fitch Ratings raised the automaker’s credit rating to investment grade.
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Ford Motor Co., the second-largest U.S. automaker, tomorrow may report that first-quarter profit slid by almost half as earnings in North America couldn’t overcome losses in the automaker’s international operations.
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When Qi Rui shopped for his first car, the Beijing government worker asked his friends for advice. Most of them drove Buicks from General Motors Co., China’s largest foreign automaker. Only one friend drove a Ford.
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General Motors Co. increased Chief Executive Officer Dan Akerson’s compensation to $7.7 million for 2011 when he led the company to record profit and GM regained its position as the world’s top-selling automaker.
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Ford Motor Co.’s Alan Mulally says the carmaker’s goal to more than double deliveries of electric- drive autos won’t stall should initial sales of the new battery- powered Focus hatchback start at a slower-than-planned pace.
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The pace at which high-yield borrowers in the U.S. are lifted to investment grade is accelerating from the slowest start to a year since at least 1987 as Fitch Ratings elevates Ford Motor Co.
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