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While most of the focus at Ford Motor Co. has been on reviving its ailing North American automotive operations, third-quarter results show that the company’s new chief executive also has his work cut out to fix other parts of the business around the world.
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|While most of the focus at Ford Motor Co. has been on reviving its ailing North American automotive operations, third-quarter results show that the company’s new chief executive also has his work cut out to fix other parts of the business around the world.
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