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    • FORD: Back in the Money!
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  • Nov-2
  • William_Shatner

www.nytimes.com/2009/11/03/business/03auto.html?exprod=myyahoo

The union will not help further cut costs now that Ford is turning a profit.

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  • Nov-2
  • thebaggedcrusader

"The union will not help further cut costs now that Ford is turning a profit."

That's an understatement.

Given the Christmas present Obama gave the union (partial ownership) in the GM collapse, why would they want Ford to succeed on any level?

After all, it's obviously in the unions best interest to destroy the company to the point of a government bailout, at which point they will be forced to the front of the line of creditors and given ownership of the company.

Of course the union folks can't do that singlehandedly. Poor management is a huge problem, also. But they can try.

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  • Nov-2
  • junglejimrivera

[-...given ownership of the company..-]

Ask current and former UAL employees what they think about being "owners" of their own company.

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  • Nov-2
  • William_Shatner
Have you thought this through?
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  • Nov-2
  • junglejimrivera
Grease up a lot of Fords?
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  • Nov-3
  • thebaggedcrusader
Ditto.
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  • Nov-3
  • waltmk
Spent some time with a GM for a Ford store last week, and he's of the same sentiment -not in a gloating mood, yet.
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  • Nov-3
  • waltmk
Money!
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  • Nov-3
  • waltmk
Wrong.
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  • Nov-3
  • waltmk
Ya think?
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  • Nov-3
  • waltmk

He's not that void of business intellect. He's just lonely again, so I gave him a couple of responses.

An aside: This particular GM has other business interests with Ford.

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