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...letter announcing his resignation from Ford??s board, Rubin wrote that his role as a director at financial conglomerate Citigroup Inc. might appear to clash with his duties at Ford as the automaker’s board undertakes an internal strategic review. Earlier this summer, Ford hired Citigroup and investment bank Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to advise the struggling automaker, The Wall Street Journal reported in August...
...third leader in just two years, Ford likewise is entering a period of transition. The automaker announced this January that it would shed up to a quarter of its workforce and that it would shift production toward smaller, fuel-efficient cars. In his letter announcing his resignation from Ford??s board, Rubin wrote that his role as a director at financial conglomerate Citigroup Inc. might appear to clash with his duties at Ford as the automaker’s board undertakes an internal strategic review. Earlier this summer, Ford hired Citigroup and investment bank Goldman Sachs Group...
...fundamentally different between this 63-year-old Ford and the Ford of the “Indiana Jones” and “Star Wars” franchises. Even as he outruns villains in “Firewall,” there are flashes of a new Ford??a flabby belly when a shirttail comes loose and grey hairs that imply a little more Centrum Silver than silver fox. Nonetheless, the slow-speaking actor assures The Crimson that he lives life with no regrets. He respects the actors who find success playing roles he declined...
...most memorable and melodic piece was Mark H. Ford??s “Selections” from Polaris, played by Lehle on the xylophone using four mallets. As she played, gasps were heard again and again from the audience as the graceful movements combined with the cool and watery sound to create a sonic ballet...
...dictate to us rules about bigotry—what I’m worried about is the different interest groups around the country using this as leverage with Ford,” University of Chicago Provost Richard P. Saller says. “I worry that even if Ford??s position is tolerable, they will become a focal point for some of this angry lobbying...