Word: forded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Despite its progress, BL is a bit player on the world stage dominated by the likes of GM and Toyota. Even at home it has only a 19% share of the market, compared with Ford's 29%. To help cope with its giant competitors, the British firm has allied with Japan's Honda. The two companies jointly manufacture the perky Triumph Acclaim and are developing another model, code-named XX, that will be introduced...
...representatives are Evan T. Barr '85 (Mather); Rosemary E. Basile '85 (Eliot)' Thomas S. Heintzman '86 (Curner); Gregory V. McCurdy '87 (North Yard); and Ford E. O'Neil '85 (Leverett House...
...study to be released as a book in March, comes after more than a year of research by Eckstein's Lexington consulting firm, Data Resources Inc. Nine major corporations sponsored the study- AT&T, BEthleham Steel, Burlington Industries, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Ford, Goodyear, John Deere, and Texaco...
Koppel started in journalism in 1962 as a radio correspondent and three years later switched to ABC-TV. By 1969 he had become the TV network's Hong Kong bureau chief, and he spent nearly two years reporting from Viet Nam. During the Nixon and Ford Administrations, as a diplomatic correspondent, he logged more than 250,000 air miles...
...Ford's decision to seek Japanese help is another example of the intricate global alliances that automakers are rushing to make. It also means that each of Detroit's Big Three now relies on a Japanese company to provide some of its small cars. Starting next year, GM plans to build some 250,000 small cars a year with Toyota in a plant in Fremont, Calif. By 1986 the company hopes to import 300,000 cars built by Suzuki and Isuzu. Predicts GM Chairman Roger Smith: "Joint ventures are going to be a way of life." Chrysler, which...