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  • UPDATE 6-Ford deepens European cuts, sees $3 bln in losses

    *Ford to move Southampton production to Turkey. LONDON/ DETROIT, Oct 25- Ford motor Co unleashed a second volley of European job cuts and plant closures on Thursday in a bid to halt regional losses that the automaker now expects to surpass $3 billion over two years.

  • Cramer’s Earnings Game Plan for Next Week
    Ford Closing Plants, Cutting Jobs in Europe

    With losses increasing in Europe, and the outlook for sales looking grim, Ford Motor said it will now close a second final assembly plant in that continent and cut nearly a fifth of its capacity.

  • Ford to shut more plants as Europe losses grow

    LONDON-- Ford pressed ahead Thursday with its plan to slash production in Europe, announcing another plant closure and 1,500 more job cuts, as it warned that annual losses in the region will exceed $1.5 billion this year and next.

  • Ford cutting 1,500 UK jobs as Europe losses grow

    LONDON-- Carmaker Ford announced Thursday it will cut 1,500 jobs in Britain, closing a plant and eliminating a stamping and tooling facility, as it warned that losses in Europe will exceed $1.5 billion this year. Ford Motor Co., which on Wednesday announced the closure of another plant in Brussels, is struggling in Europe, as are many major carmakers.

  • Alan Mulally, president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., speaks during the unveiling of the Ford Fusion in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012. Mulally said he has no plans to retire from Ford Motor Co., the second-biggest U.S. automaker.
    Mulally Hopes Product, Not Succession, Is Story as Ford Heads Into Fall

    Ford in the U.S. continues to grow profits and profit margins with a steady cadence of new and re-designed models. That will be the focus this fall even as reporters pepper Mulally with questions about his succession plans.

  • Alan Mullaly
    Ford CEO Mulally Plots Europe Comeback

    Ford CEO Alan Mulally laid out the automaker’s plan to bolster its faltering sales in Europe. The plan hinges in part on 15 new and redesigned models Ford will sell in Europe over the next 5 years.

  • Cramer's Stocks to Stay Away From

    Stock sell-offs can make for attractive buying opportunities, but Cramer said not all stocks are worth buying on a pullback.

  • Ford CEO Touts ‘Tremendous’ Growth Plan

    After Ford missed annual revenue estimates by a nickel, CEO Alan Mulally on Friday sounded confident that the company was well on the road to stronger profitability by mid-decade.

  • Alan Mullaly
    Like It or Not, the Post-Alan Mulally Watch has Begun for the Ford CEO

    As reports surface, and then Ford denies, that it's searching for the person who will ultimately replace CEO Alan Mulally, one thing is clear: This story will now overshadow everything else Ford is trying to do.

  • ‘Discover Your CEO Brand’: New Book

    Most of us fully appreciate the importance of a brand to companies like McDonalds, FedEx, or Apple. But, what do people mean when they talk about personal brands? And, why exactly do you need a brand, anyway? This author explains why having a personal brand is so important.

  • Ford
    Consumers' 'Pent-Up Demand' a Driving Force for Ford: Mulally

    Ford Motor Company had a strong second quarter, beating the Street by a nickel with a profit of $2.9 billion, and revenue of $35.5 billion. Driving the better-than-expected results were sales in North America and being "profitable in all of our operations around the world," Ford's Chief Executive Alan Mulally told CNBC Tuesday.

  • One-On-One With Ford CEO Alan Mulally

    The executive talks about Ford's future prospects and shares his thoughts on the economic recovery.

  • About 80 percent of companies in the S&P 500 have released information on executive compensation. With data from Capital IQ, CNBC.com ranked the highest paid CEOs in 2010. The final figure shows total calculated compensation, which includes salary, bonuses, estimated stock and stock option awards as well as other incentives. Note that the salary breakdown in this report only displays major sources of compensation, whereas other incentives, such as increases in retirement or pension funds are not
    The Highest Paid CEOs of 2010

    About 80 percent of companies in the S&P 500 have released information on executive compensation. With data from Capital IQ, CNBC.com ranked the highest paid CEOs in 2010.

  • Lightning Round: Medifast, FirstEnergy, EMC and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.