| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1999 Fara Warner |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Can the big guys rule the Web? Ask Ford or Dunkin Donuts.(several cases point out the problems large corporations have in trying to control the Internet; Ford Motor Co.)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Jeffrey Ball, George Anders, Fara Warner |
| Car race in cyberspace; auto companies and dealers challenge online buying services.(Abstract) | Business, general | Fara Warner |
| CarsDirect.com bets on one-stop, desktop showroom; venture hopes to cut out dealer middlemen and sell entirely online.(new online car selling venture)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Fara Warner |
| Females harassed at 2 Ford plants, EEOC report says.(Abstract) | Business, general | Fara Warner, Glenn Burkins |
| Ford may soon receive orders online in an expected alliance with Microsoft. | Business, general | David Bank, Fara Warner |
| Ford plans to reduce costs by another $1 billion.(Ford Motor Co.)(Abstract) | Business, general | Fara Warner, Joseph B. White |
| Two top DaimlerChrysler executives leave company to join Ford Motor.(Who's News)(Abstract) | Business, general | Gregory L. White, Fara Warner |
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