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via Aleksei on facebook Freeing Ford's Logo From Debtors' Prison - BusinessWeek By Keith Naughton on May 17, 2012 Six years ago, Ford Motor (F) was running out of time and money. To save the company, Henry Ford’s great-grandson had to do something the founder never could have imagined—sign...

With Lincoln, Ford Isn't in the Lap of Luxury - BusinessWeek After its sale of Land Rover, Jaguar, and Volvo, Ford banks on Lincoln By Keith Naughton May 6, 2010, 5:00PM EST Business is booming in Jack Kain's Ford (F) dealership in London, Ky. Not so much, though, at his Lincoln showroom, where...

One Man, One Car, One World - BusinessWeek Why the Focus is so crucial to Ford—and Mulally By David Welch In Depth January 14, 2010, 5:00PM EST When Alan Mulally left Boeing (BA) for Ford Motor (F) three years ago, industry watchers wondered: Does this guy know anything about cars? The...

BusinessWeek Ford's Mulally Hits the Road In an interview from his drive to Washington, the Ford CEO calls the drubbing of last month "a learning experience" By David Kiley Ford CEO Alan Mulally bombed last month in hearings before the Senate (BusinessWeek.com, 11/18/08) and House of...

BusinessWeek Will Ford Need to Sell Its Stake in Mazda? Some analysts fear the ailing U.S. automaker may be forced to raise funds by unloading its interest in its much healthier Japanese partner by Ian Rowley ASIA Just a week after Ford's disastrous quarterly earnings announcement on July...

Ford Flexes Its Design Muscle How the ailing auto giant gambled—and turned a risky concept car into a full-fledged model for the showrooms by Matt Vella 2009 Ford Flex and Ford Fairlane Concept. Concept cars are the rarest of automobiles. These one-of-a-kind models are created to push bold...

Finally, Good News for Ford The automaker posts a rare profit for the second quarter, but the outlook for the rest of the year is less upbeat by David Kiley Ford Motor (F) handily beat Wall Street estimates by posting a $750 million profit for the second quarter, the first profitable quarter...

Could Chrysler Go Bankrupt? Without Daimler's cash reserves, ratings agencies warn that it wouldn't take a dramatic reduction in sales for Chrysler to risk default by David Welch The new Chrysler is getting its first taste of life without parent Daimler. The sale of Chrysler to private equity...

QUOTE Originally posted by MN12Fan From BusinessWeek On a chilly morning in February, the new chief executive of Ford Motor Co., Alan R. Mulally, boarded one of the company's Falcon twin-turbo jets and flew to Consumer Reports magazine's automobile testing facility in East Haddam, Conn. He was...

Mazda: Ford Won't Sell the Family Jewel Ford's alliance partner is coming off record profits and has mapped out a new growth plan through 2011 to help it catch Japanese rivals by Ian Rowley When Ford (F) CEO Alan Mulally made his first visit to Mazda's (MZDAF) Hiroshima headquarters in late...

A New Breed of Jaguar The troubled luxury auto brand hopes a fresh, modern look will boost sales, and save it from the auction block. by Stuart Schwartzapfel The Jaguar brand has a problem—a problem deeper than its current sales slump, though not unrelated. Think Jaguar and what springs to...

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