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Ross Douthat shares my personal visceral dislike for , but I?m afraid he?s let this warp his analysis of the economics of . For those note really paying attention, the issue is that went public last week, meaning it?s shares were made available for the public to buy and sell on the stock market. Shares ...
By AL SWANSON To avoid a meltdown in 2006, Ford Motor Co. mortgaged the farm putting up its assets – including its Blue Oval logo, and F-150 pickup and iconic Mustang trademarks – to secure $23.5 billion in credit.
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A big hail storm last month pounded thousands of Ford's popular new Escape SUVs as they awaited shipment to car dealerships. But the damage won't slow the roll-out of the new model, a spokesman says.
At Ashton Potter, Barry Switzer, the president and chief executive officer, is sizing up his company's growth prospects.
DEARBORN — At the start of the school year the Dearborn Public Schools Education Foundation announced a partnership with Ford Motor Co. Fund to replace and renew computers in Dearborn Center for Math, Science & Technology’s computer lab.
The Detroit Regional Chamber's annual policy conference kicks off on Mackinac Island Tuesday offering a mix of business and politics.
The following is a listing of various car shows held throughout the Downriver area.
DEL MAR, Calif. -- Surfers catch curling Pacific waves off a public beach at the ritzy California seaside enclave of Del Mar near San Diego, as we park in a lot at Powerhouse Park simply to walk around the Nissan Quest minivan we're testing and scrutinize its fluid sculptural styling.
"The guys who bought at $38 freaked out and you saw them puking the stock because they didn’t know why it was going down. There’s nothing fundamentally different about Facebook today from the night they priced it." — Wedbush Securities Inc. analyst Michael Pachter, on the Facebook IPO. Though the stock fell on its first two days of trading, Pachter was still predicting it will rise.
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