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Approximately, because this isn't GoodMathBadMath, four individuals in the biggest offices at Ford Motor Company received $45,000,000 in coin above and beyond their stated salaries. These men are CEO Alan Mulally (who has sucked in the $ before); CFO Don Leclair, President of the Americas Mark Fields; and Ford Europe VP Lewis Booth.
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Approximately, because this isn't GoodMathBadMath, four individuals in the biggest offices at Ford Motor Company received $45,000,000 in coin above and beyond their stated salaries. These men are CEO Alan Mulally (who has sucked in the $ before); CFO Don Leclair, President of the Americas Mark Fields; and Ford Europe VP Lewis Booth.Divided amongst Ford's regular, run-of-the-mill, garden variety, commonplace workforce around the world, this money would have equated to a piddling $157.24. Depending on your view of the glass, (half-full or half-empty), that could either: buy a nice meal out for the family or -Â more likely - sicken you. I'll go with sicken.Â
- Mark Fields To Reportedly Succeed Alan Mulally As Ford Ceo This Year
Mark Fields, the head of Ford’s North American operations, is expected to succeed Alan Mulally as CEO of Ford Motor Company. According to a report from Bloomberg, Ford will soon announce Fields’ promotion to CEO and reveal the timing of...
- Ford Builds 7 Millionth Transit Van [w/videos]
This week, Ford announced that it has built the seven millionth Transit van since the nameplate launched in 1965 in Europe. The milestone was celebrated at the official opening of a new Transit assembly plant in Nanchang, China, in the presence of Ford...
- Ford's European Arm To Detail Upcoming Product Launches This Week
In an announcement today, Ford said that the company's global CEO Alan Mulally and Ford of Europe Chairman Stephen Odell along with other senior executives will detail major product acceleration in Europe during a special live event called "Go...
- Ford Shelby Gt Coming In January 2007
Following the success of the rental Shelby GT-H Mustang developed for Hertz, Ford announced the creation of a retail version that will bear the name Shelby GT. The 4.6-liter, 325-horsepower Ford Shelby GT will occupy a niche between the Mustang GT and...
- Money Makes Us Argue
Isn't it interesting that powerful, dynamic, substantial things like war, marriage, and even sports can be debased and hit with the Money Argument stick? Examples: Iraq war funding; Paul McCartney and Heather Mills; and the recent National Hockey...