Ford board considers management shake-up

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Ford Motor Co.'s board of directors is studying the possibility of restructuring its top management levels. The car maker's board is concerned about product quality and the ongoing tire controversy with Firestone.

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Ford predicts $900 million loss on bad loans, marketing costs

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Ford Motor Co. is forecasting a loss of $900 million for the 2001 fourth-quarter. The expected loss is being attributed to a comprehensive restructuring plan scheduled for the middle of January 2002.

Sales, profits & dividends, Forecasts and trends

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Nissan revival puts Ghosn in hot seat

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Nissan Motor Corp's Chief Operating Officer Carlos Ghosn will announce the firm's restructuring plans, which investors hope will turnaround the automobile maker. However, the conservative nature of Japanese business may make it difficult for Ghosn to make drastic cuts in the number of vehicles the firm markets, especially in light of the corresponding layoffs expected.

Japan, Acquisitions & mergers, France, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Automobile industry, Regie Nationale des Usines Renault, Ghosn, Carlos, Nissan Motor Corp.

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