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The Jaguar Land Rover Story: How Ratan Tata Triumphed After Ford Snub
The story of how Ratan Tata, snubbed and humiliated by the Ford Motor Company when trying to sell a car production unit in 1999, turned the tables by buying two of its biggest brands a mere nine years later.
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Ford Patents Remote Engine Revving System
Fords system will essentially let you set-up the cars engine and exhaust to the way you want and revv it at the push of a button
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Ford Inks Argentina Lithium Supply Deal With Lake Resources
Ford Motor Co said it has signed a preliminary deal to buy lithium from a Lake Resources NL facility in Argentina, marking the first time the automaker has publicly announced where it will procure the electric vehicle battery metal.
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Malaysia's Help Needed To Ease Global Chip Shortage, Taiwan Says
Malaysia is home to suppliers and factories serving semiconductor makers such as Europe's STMicroelectronics and Infineon, as well as major carmakers including Toyota Motor Corp and Ford Motor Co.
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Ford Says European Production Hit By Chip Shortage, Ukraine Conflict
Ford Motor Co said on Monday vehicle production and orders in Europe have been hit by the global semiconductor shortage as well as the conflict in Ukraine.
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Ford, GM Shares Jump As Electric Truck Battle Heats Up
Ford's stock jumped more than 11% to its highest level since 2001 after the Detroit automaker said it will nearly double production capacity for its red-hot F-150 Lightning electric pickup to 150,000 vehicles
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Ford To Suspend Production At Mexican Plant Due To Material Shortages: Report
Ford Motor Co. to suspend production at its Hermosillo factory in northern Mexico from November 1-5 due to material shortages.
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Malaysia's Help Needed To Ease Global Chip Shortage, Taiwan Says
Malaysia is home to suppliers and factories serving semiconductor makers such as Europe's STMicroelectronics and Infineon, as well as major carmakers including Toyota Motor Corp and Ford Motor Co.
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Ford To Cease Local Production In India, Shut Down Both Plants
Ford Motor Co. will stop making cars in India and shut down both of its plants in the country, two sources told Reuters, becoming the latest automaker to exit the market.
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Amazon-Backed Rivian In Talks With Ministers Over UK Factory: Report
The company, which is also backed by Ford Motor Co, has been in negotiations with the British government for weeks about the construction of a plant near Bristol, the report added.
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COVID-19: Ford Motor Co. Donates Face Masks, PPE Kits To India To Fight The Pandemic
Apart from donating face masks and PPE kits, the Ford Fund will be donating $200,000 to support organisations providing essential COVID-19 relief in India and Brazil.
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Ford Appoints Steven Armstrong As New Transformation Officer For South America And India
Steven Armstrong will be responsible to manage the restructuring process in South America and assess capital allocation for India. Ford is struggling in both markets.
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Who's In Hot Seat For 2021? WeWork's Sandeep Mathrani, Trump's Empire
The newly installed president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., Farley, 58, finds himself squarely in the bull's-eye during a critical year for Detroit's beloved blue-oval brand.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
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Ford CEO Says Carmaker Now Eyes Making Own EV Batteries
Other automakers, including General Motors Co and Tesla Inc, are investing billions of dollars in their own battery cell manufacturing plants to supplement production from suppliers.
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The Jaguar Land Rover Story: How Ratan Tata Triumphed After Ford Snub
The story of how Ratan Tata, snubbed and humiliated by the Ford Motor Company when trying to sell a car production unit in 1999, turned the tables by buying two of its biggest brands a mere nine years later.
-
Ford Patents Remote Engine Revving System
Fords system will essentially let you set-up the cars engine and exhaust to the way you want and revv it at the push of a button
-
Ford Inks Argentina Lithium Supply Deal With Lake Resources
Ford Motor Co said it has signed a preliminary deal to buy lithium from a Lake Resources NL facility in Argentina, marking the first time the automaker has publicly announced where it will procure the electric vehicle battery metal.
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Malaysia's Help Needed To Ease Global Chip Shortage, Taiwan Says
Malaysia is home to suppliers and factories serving semiconductor makers such as Europe's STMicroelectronics and Infineon, as well as major carmakers including Toyota Motor Corp and Ford Motor Co.
-
Ford Says European Production Hit By Chip Shortage, Ukraine Conflict
Ford Motor Co said on Monday vehicle production and orders in Europe have been hit by the global semiconductor shortage as well as the conflict in Ukraine.
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Ford, GM Shares Jump As Electric Truck Battle Heats Up
Ford's stock jumped more than 11% to its highest level since 2001 after the Detroit automaker said it will nearly double production capacity for its red-hot F-150 Lightning electric pickup to 150,000 vehicles
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Ford To Suspend Production At Mexican Plant Due To Material Shortages: Report
Ford Motor Co. to suspend production at its Hermosillo factory in northern Mexico from November 1-5 due to material shortages.
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Malaysia's Help Needed To Ease Global Chip Shortage, Taiwan Says
Malaysia is home to suppliers and factories serving semiconductor makers such as Europe's STMicroelectronics and Infineon, as well as major carmakers including Toyota Motor Corp and Ford Motor Co.
-
Ford To Cease Local Production In India, Shut Down Both Plants
Ford Motor Co. will stop making cars in India and shut down both of its plants in the country, two sources told Reuters, becoming the latest automaker to exit the market.
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Amazon-Backed Rivian In Talks With Ministers Over UK Factory: Report
The company, which is also backed by Ford Motor Co, has been in negotiations with the British government for weeks about the construction of a plant near Bristol, the report added.
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COVID-19: Ford Motor Co. Donates Face Masks, PPE Kits To India To Fight The Pandemic
Apart from donating face masks and PPE kits, the Ford Fund will be donating $200,000 to support organisations providing essential COVID-19 relief in India and Brazil.
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Ford Appoints Steven Armstrong As New Transformation Officer For South America And India
Steven Armstrong will be responsible to manage the restructuring process in South America and assess capital allocation for India. Ford is struggling in both markets.
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Who's In Hot Seat For 2021? WeWork's Sandeep Mathrani, Trump's Empire
The newly installed president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., Farley, 58, finds himself squarely in the bull's-eye during a critical year for Detroit's beloved blue-oval brand.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
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Ford CEO Says Carmaker Now Eyes Making Own EV Batteries
Other automakers, including General Motors Co and Tesla Inc, are investing billions of dollars in their own battery cell manufacturing plants to supplement production from suppliers.
