USA: Visteon rumoured to have cut a deal with Ford on unprofitable plants
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 23 May 2005
Visteon shares jumped at the end of last week following reports - unconfirmed - that the company has reached a deal to sell unprofitable plants back to its former parent Ford Motor Co.
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