Ford Sees Overseas Losses Triple This Quarter

Dearborn : MI : USA | Jun 28, 2012 at 1:22 PM PDT

Source: The New York Times

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Ford Motor Company 's chief financial officer said Thursday that the automaker's international losses will triple in the second quarter, primarily because of much weaker European sales.The executive, Robert Shanks, also disclosed that Ford would consider closing an assembly plant in Europe should... FULL ARTICLE AT The New York Times

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