Author: KEITH NAUGHTON
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Ford, Hackett feel Wall Street’s pain over slow-motion turnaround
Ford needed to stop the bleeding before it could start showing gains from herculean efforts to turn the company around.
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As Ford prepares to report earnings, Wall Street skeptical of CEO’s ‘thoughtful’ approach
After leading Ford for 20 months, Jim Hackett is still struggling to win over Wall Street. Bill Ford is defending his CEO’s strategy and appealing for patience.
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Why the wheels came off Ford’s Chariot
Ford decided to kill Chariot, its shuttle-based ride-sharing service, in part because there wasn’t a regulatory framework for it to continue, CEO Jim Hackett told reporters.
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Ford resigned to underwhelming profit even after Europe cuts
For all the cuts Ford Motor Co. poised to make in Europe, it’s resigned to the region staying a drag on profitability for the foreseeable future.
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Ford breaks with GM, Toyota on future of talking-car technology
Ford s pursuing another path with talking-car technology that could reduce road deaths, break up gridlock and even ease ordering at the McDonald’s drive-thru.