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...since 2000 that the Michigan-based carmaker booked more from selling autos than customer financing. Revenues climbed worldwide: spiraling new car registrations in Europe lifted Ford's sales in the region by almost one-third. With cumulative losses of $6.4 billion for 2001 and 2002 disappearing in the rearview mirror, the firm's earnings trumped crosstown rival General Motors' for the first time in three years. While GM beat expectations with profits of $1.28 billion in the first quarter, poor results in the U.S. and Europe dented strong earnings in Asia . Still, it could be worse; Mitsubishi Motors is facing...
...little bit early this year, like Mickelson, they’ll make a late charge and finish with a similar improbable win in the seventh game of the World Series. The Sox stacked rotation of Martinez, Schilling, and Lowe bring the Sox to the brink, and Ortiz will mirror Mickelson’s late heroics with another Green Monster shot in the end. Everyone thought that Mickelson would never win the big one, and everyone thinks the Sox won’t be able to this year because of injuries, contract squabbles, or whatever else. But you heard it here...
Because we have tethered a dry erase marker to our bathroom mirror, it has come to function as a de facto white board. The notes we leave to each other—about an impending housing lottery, say, or about the necessity of replacing the hand soap—invariably begin with the same salutation: “Girls...
Three years ago next week, I began this column, with the intent of focusing a gilded rear-view mirror on classic pop culture. And one of my favorite excuses for a story is to celebrate somebody?s 100th birthday...
...hard?" She is ranked third on Forbes' China Celebrity List (after basketball superstar Yao Ming and actress Zhang Ziyi), yet such accolades have done nothing to burnish her image of herself. "Sometimes it's very difficult to get a sense of myself. I need other people to be my mirror...