November 2, 2009
Graeme Roberts, News Editor
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THE EDITOR'S Q&A: Ford's Alan Mulally [summary version] [OPEN]
Unlike the other two firms comprising the Detroit 'Big 3', Ford Motor Company has managed to avoid filing for Chapter 11 in the worst recession to hit the US auto industry in decades. The firm is moving closer to sustainable profitability at much lower volume. Many say that Ford CEO and President Alan Mulally can take considerable credit for that. Big corporate turnarounds aren't easy, but as he tells Dave Leggett, the important thing is to have a vision and act decisively.
- US: Ford now predicts 2011 as "solidly profitable" after strong Q3 [OPEN]
- US: Great Ford Q3 overshadowed by union 'no' to more US concessions [REG]
- US: Ford could export US vehicles - Mulally [MEM]
- THE EDITOR'S Q&A: Ford's Alan Mulally [full version]
- CHINA: China to eye US vehicle 'dumping' after tyre spat
- INDIA: Renault freezes India investment
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- US: Ford now predicts 2011 as "solidly profitable" after strong Q3 [OPEN]
- BRAZIL: Updated VW Fox not for Europe [OPEN]
- RESULTS PREVIEW: BMW expected to show some Q3 improvement [MEM]
- US: Jeep to carry Chrysler flag in export markets [MEM]
- FRANCE: Automakers uncertain about 2010 [MEM]
- SPAIN: Incentives spur October sales [REG]
- JAPAN: Sales rise but dealers don't see recovery [MEM]
- FEATURE: Indian parts makers prepare to tap global markets [MEM]
- US: Great Ford Q3 overshadowed by union 'no' to more US concessions [REG]
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- US: Ford could export US vehicles - Mulally [MEM]
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