Alan Mulally
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Ford shuts Belgian factory and calls meeting with UK unionsFord refuses to discuss UK plans after announcing proposed closure of Genk factory with 4,300 job losses
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Ford's Alan Mulally got paid $17.9m and deserved itAmid Detroit's recession-shattered wasteland of empty offices and foreclosed homes, one man is doing rather well for himself - Ford's chief executive, Alan Mulally, got a pay package of $17.9m for 2009
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Ford profits from debt restructuringUS carmaker's market share improves at the expense of GM and Chrysler but Ford still lost $1bn from its core business of selling cars and trucks
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Car wars: how Alan Mulally kept Ford ahead of its rivalsAlan Mulally explains how Ford is managing to stay afloat while its competitors continue to struggle
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Ford chief will work for $1 if he takes state aidAlan Mulally makes series of cost-cutting pledges to secure congressional approval of financial support
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I'll work for $1 a year, says Ford boss
Chief executive Alan Mulally made the pledge as part of a bid to win congressional support of a $25bn bail-out of the US car industry
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Ford considers selling Volvo to raise $8bn
Ford, the struggling US motor industry group, is considering plans to sell off Swedish car maker Volvo in a deal that would fetch it some $8bn (£4bn) and enable chief executive Alan Mulally to focus on building the company's American brands.
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Ford's new cost-cutting chief is paid $28m for four months' work
Alan Mulally, the former Boeing executive brought in to slash costs at Ford, earned $28m in four months last year when the stricken cars group lost a record $12.7bn.



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