Analysts are predicting that Ford Motor Company could post a net income of $2.65 billion, even after one of the worst automotive markets in 27 years. This after the automaker has managed to avoid both a government handout and bankruptcy, unlike its two Detroit rivals. While CEO Alan Mulally says they aren’t out of the woods yet, things are looking up much quicker than many on Wallstreet predicted. For more details, head on over to Bloomberg.
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