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UAW and Ford reach deal over retiree health care

Ford Motor Co has reached a tentative deal with the United Auto Workers union on changes to retiree health care, becoming the first Detroit automaker to secure union concessions on the key issue. Ford's shares surged 17 percent following the news of the deal. Shares of larger rival General Motors Corp were up 6 percent. The union did not reveal the changes made to the V...

Toyota's U.S. workers avoid layoff threat for now

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SAN ANTONIO - Even though Toyota Motor Corp touts its mighty Tundra pickup as the truck that's changing it all, workers who build it in San Antonio are not immune from the threat of layoffs that have beset the Big Three U.S. automakers. Opening the $1.2 billion plant in San Antonio in early 2007 was part of Toyota's public relations campaign to displace big U.S. truck makers like Ford, Che...
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Autos Go Electric at North America International Auto Show

Automakers showed off their plans for electric and hybrid autos set to go on sale in the coming years, as fuel efficient vehicles gained a bigger showcase in this year's North American International Auto Show. The vehicles highlighted at the show include planned pure electric vehicles, and electric-gas hybrids.
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US Auto Sales Continue to Drop

Ford Motor Co. posted a 32% drop in U.S. light-vehicle sales for December while Toyota Motor Co. reported a 37% fall and Honda Motor Co. had a 35% decline, closing out the auto industry's worst year in more than 15 years.
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Ford Shakes Up Management Positions

Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it will cut salaried employee costs by 15 percent by August 1 and some people will loose their jobs.
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Tracinda affirms offer to buy Ford shares

Despite a profit warning from Ford last week, billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian is solidifying his offer to buy more shares of the American car maker.
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Ford to Slash 12 Pct of U.S. Salaried Jobs: Report

Ford Motor Co. plans to downsize its U.S. salaried work force by up to 12 percent in a bid to advance its restructuring plan after stalling amid lower sales and soaring gas prices, according to media reports.
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Ford Seals Canada Labor Pact, GM to Start on Thursday

Ford Motor Co. and the Canadian Auto Workers ratified a three-year labor contract that their union plans to use as a pattern for negotiations with General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC.
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GM, Ford Sales Slump in April

General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co., the two leading U.S. automakers said sales in April fell 16 percent and 12 percent respectively as high gasoline prices lower demand for trucks.
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Kerkorian's Tracinda Reveals 4.7 Pct Ford Stake, Seeks More

Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian revealed on Monday that his investment company has accumulated a 4.7 percent stake in Ford Motor Co. shares and will seek to bring its total to 5.6 percent through an offer to buy stock.
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U.S. Stocks Advance on Wrigley Buyout, Verizon Climbs

U.S. stocks rose on Monday for the fourth day after billionaire Warren Buffett financed the $23 billion takeover of Wm. Wrigley Jr. by privately held mars, and investor Kirk Kerkorian bought a stake in Ford Motor Co.
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Ford Reports Surprise 1Q Profit

Ford Motor Co. produced a profit of $100 million in the first quarter in a surprise turnaround for the struggling auto giant that has been embroiled in deep losses since 2007.
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Ford Fiesta Unveiled in China

Ford Motor Co. unveiled the new Ford Fiesta at the Auto China 2008 event at the New China International Exhibition Centre in Beijing on Saturday.As part of its plan to roll out models globally in a...
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Ford says China sales up 47pc in 1Q

Ford Motor Co China has posted a 47 percent year-over-year increase gain in first-quarter sales, with 90,791 vehicles sold, continuing the company's strong growth in China market.
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Tata Acquires Jaguar-Land Rover

On Tuesday it was confirmed that Indian car giant Tata would be buying Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford for an estimated $2 billion (£1 billion).
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Tata Motors to bag Jaguar, Land Rover by early March

Tata Motors is set to take over Ford Motor Co's British luxury brands, Jaguar and Land Rover, in early March, following successful conclusion of talks with the automaker's labor union in UK, Unite.
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GM offers all U.S. union workers buyouts, retirement

General Motors Corp will offer buyouts or early retirements to all 74,000 U.S. hourly workers represented by the United Auto Workers in a sweeping deal with the union intended to clear the way for GM to hire lower-cost replacements.
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U.S. auto sales end '07 on weak note

Major automakers reported lower U.S. sales for December led by a 9 percent slide at Ford Motor Co as the industry closed out its weakest year in over a decade and faced the prospect of deeper declines in 2008.
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Ford set to pick Jaguar frontrunner in days

Ford Motor Co. is set to choose a frontrunner to buy European brands Jaguar and Land Rover around the end of this week as it moves towards a sale early in 2008, said a person close to the matter on Monday.

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