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Ford Motor Co., earning its heftiest profits ever in North America, is pumping money back into operations to counter new pickups from competitors and a growing currency advantage for Japanese automakers.
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Boeing Co. investors are betting that the 787 Dreamliner’s grounding is nearing an end, which would allow the planemaker to resume deliveries and reap cash from its marquee jet.
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Country fried steak and pork chops are among the biggest bargains around for buyers seeking deals in the U.S. restaurant industry.
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Ford Motor Co., which had a 57 percent plunge in second-quarter net income, will not overhaul its money-losing European operations in the same way it transformed its now-profitable North American operations.
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Ford Motor Co., the second-largest U.S. automaker, doubled its quarterly dividend to 10 cents a share, a move that will boost the annual payout to the Ford family to more than $28 million.
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As government regulators investigate Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner and company engineers search for solutions, investors and analysts are grappling with the bottom- line question: How much will the plane’s grounding cost?
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Ford Motor Co. , the second-largest U.S. automaker, may report its largest first-quarter profit since 1998 tomorrow as fuel-efficient new models helped sales gain amid surging U.S. gasoline prices.
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Six months after arriving at Ford Motor Co . from Boeing Co. in 2006, Alan Mulally had to decide the fate of the Explorer , once America’s top-selling sport utility vehicle.
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Following the biggest surge in takeovers of restaurant and coffee companies since the last recession, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. and Jamba Inc. could be next on the menu.
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General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co., struggling to reverse growing losses in Europe, will each post plunging profits this week as they take different paths to fixing their operations in that economically ravaged region.
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