Ford Posts Quarterly Profit
Ford, which is America’s number two carmaker, saw sales growing at almost double the overall pace of the industry.
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Ford: Quarterly profits hit 6 year high
It is the highest quarterly profit for six years and comes against a loss of $1.4 billion in the same period of 2009.
Ford said a recovering economy had a large say in the results.
It also said that it expected to be profitable in every quarter this year.
Ford: Australia a vital cog in the engine
Ford Australia has unveiled a $20 million environmental and technical upgrade to its Geelong Casting Plant which will increase the size of its workforce by 50 percent and ensure vital automotive manufacturing skills remain in Australia.
Ford: Mulally Makes Argentina Promise
Alan Mulally, Ford’s CEO has announced a new multi-million dollar investment in its operations in Argentina following a meeting with Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner yesterday, Apr
Ford posts quarterly profit after debt restructuring
By David Bailey and Soyoung Kim
Ford CEO compensation drops 37 percent in 2008
By David Bailey
Ford launches major debt restructuring
By Poornima GuptaFord shares declined 15 percent after the announcement of the plan to cut its debt by up to $10.4 billion, which could increase the number of shares outstanding.
GM says U.S. sales for February declined 52.9 percent
By Kevin Krolicki
Volvo Cars CEO says Saab woes a worry
By Christiaan Hetzner and David Bailey
UAW and Ford reach deal over retiree health care
By Poornima Gupta and Soyoung Kim
Obama to set up auto task force
Obama is appointing Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner as his "designee" for overseeing auto bailout loans and as co-head of the new high-level panel together with White House economic adviser Lawren
GM and UAW talks resume as deadline looms
By Matt Spetalnick
Chrysler targets concessions from UAW, suppliers
By Kevin Krolicki
Ford December U.S. sales down 32.4 percent
By Kevin Krolicki and David Bailey
GM reports losses after hefty charge, offers workers buyouts
GM, which narrowly retained its position as the world's biggest carmaker from Toyota last year, reported a net loss for the year of $38.7 billion, or $68.45 a share, compared with $2 billion, or $3.50
