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Ford Predicts $1 Billion in European Losses

The Ford Motor Company has been one of the success stories amid America’s era of economic troubles, the auto maker that didn’t require a bailout. Now, Ford’s second-quarter profits are off 57%—down to 1billion dollars as compared to 2.4 billion a year ago.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The Ford Motor Company has been one of the success stories amid America’s era of economic troubles, the auto maker that didn’t require a bailout. Now, Ford’s second-quarter profits are off 57%—down to 1billion dollars as compared to 2.4 billion a year ago.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Caitlin Shamberg
KCRW
Daniel Rothberg
Nevada Independent
Anna Scott
Former KCRW Housing and Homelessness Reporter
Mike Ramsey
Wall Street Journal

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Ford Predicts $1 Billion in European Losses

The Ford Motor Company has been one of the success stories amid America’s era of economic troubles, the auto maker that didn’t require a bailout. Now, Ford’s second-quarter profits are off 57%—down to 1billion dollars as compared to 2.4 billion a year ago.

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Ford Predicts $1 Billion in European Losses

The Ford Motor Company has been one of the success stories amid America’s era of economic troubles, the auto maker that didn’t require a bailout. Now, Ford’s second-quarter profits are off 57%—down to 1billion dollars as compared to 2.4 billion a year ago.

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