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When Ford Motor was celebrating the 100th anniversary of its Rouge industrial complex last week, its chairman, William C Ford Jr, offered an optimistic outlook for the years ahead.
The company is still solidly profitable, he said, and while it is losing money overseas, it is working on a solution. Furthermore, he praised the ability and leadership of Ford’s chief executive, Jim Hackett, who he said was doing “a really good job.”
“I don’t think it’s even close to a crisis,” he said.
Not everyone shares his confidence.
The automaker’s bottom line is weakening despite record
The company is still solidly profitable, he said, and while it is losing money overseas, it is working on a solution. Furthermore, he praised the ability and leadership of Ford’s chief executive, Jim Hackett, who he said was doing “a really good job.”
“I don’t think it’s even close to a crisis,” he said.
Not everyone shares his confidence.
The automaker’s bottom line is weakening despite record
