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[FoxBusiness] Ford announced a reduction in its European workforce earlier this year.s
Ford will begin another round of layoffs this week impacting jobs in the U.S. and Canada, the automaker confirmed to FOX Business on Tuesday.
While the company did not disclose how many employees would lose their jobs, Ford spokesperson T.R. Reid said the actions are related to the manufacturer’s growth plan introduced in 2021, which Ford has been increasingly implementing over the past year.
"Delivering on the plan includes adjusting staffing to match focused priorities and ambitions, while raising quality and lowering costs," he added. "What we’re doing this week in the U.S. and Canada is mostly, but not only, related to engineering roles. People affected by the changes will be offered severance pay, benefits and significant help to find new career opportunities."
In May, the Detroit manufacturer said it anticipated restructuring charges between $1.5 billion and $2 billion over 2023.
Earlier this year, the automaker announced it was beginning a 3,800-person reduction in its European workforce.
Amid reports of further job cuts, Ford has been hit with a string of product recalls involving millions of vehicles including trucks and SUVs with missing information in the owners’ manuals, to vehicles susceptible to engine fires, faulty seatbelts and airbags.
Despite the setbacks, the automaker reported higher truck sales in May and the exportation of the company’s signature electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck to Norway.
Meanwhile, shares of Ford are up across the board, rising roughly 22% since Jan. 1.
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As Musk has mentioned, the only two car companies that have never been bailed out are Ford and Tesla.
Of course, Tesla got its bailout up front.
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Biden’s policies are more popular with woke corporations and some people that have benefited specific policies like the trans-mafia and/or people that are terminally liberal.
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You have to be careful about who you jump in bed with.
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Byron York
@ByronYork
So how did Hunter Biden's Burisma tax evasion scheme actually work? IRS whistleblower explains: Ukrainians gave Hunter money. Hunter then gave it to Chinese company. Chinese company then 'loaned' the money to Hunter. Bingo! No income to tax! https://washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/stuff-hunter-biden-didnt-get-indicted
this was about Shapley being blocked from doing his investigation of Hunter Gary Shapley, the IRS whistleblower in the Hunter Biden tax investigation, said he feels Biden was given preferential treatment. In an exclusive interview with Jim Axelrod, he also said that he was told not to pursue leads that could involve investigating President Biden.
Rush called this sort of thing 'a random act of journalism'. That's because they'll do this one thing, stop reporting on it and when asked why they stopped, they can say something like 'we've covered it already; it's old news'.
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Three minutes of coverage on a channel frequented by old and/or senile people.
Posted by: Super Hose ||
06/28/2023 11:09 Comments ||
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The White House press corps was sticking it to Karine-Jean Dummkopf or whatever her name is the other day over Hunter, so maybe the MSM got the memo that the Big Guy is done.
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Think of it like the ACLU's token neo-Nazi case (every five years or so) that cancels the thousand Far Left cases they file every year -- "We are mainstream because we even defend Naziiiss!" Maskirova.
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^ Pie chart out the ABC coverage of the Mar-A-Lago attack on Trump versus Joe’s several document stashes. They would rational that only one of the men had committed prosecutable crimes. I would agree with them.
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[THEHILL] When Democrats settled on Joe The Big Guy Biden ...46th president of the U.S. We get to suffer the consequences... as their candidate in 2020, they seemed to think he would be perfectly fine. He wasn’t completely crazy, he seemed moderate, he was happy enough to hide away in his basement to make the campaign all about President Trump, and he had enough experience in Washington to go along the established order that the nabobs of the capital city prefer.
But like Taylor Swift pointed out in her 2008 hit song, sometimes Mr. Perfectly Fine turns out to be a disaster. Or as one friend of mine likes to put it, everything is fine until it is not fine.
Biden has had some bad breaks in his life, and we should acknowledge the tragedy that he has had to endure up front. But when it comes to politics, Biden has been far luckier than good.
He is prone to wide exaggerations about his own life experiences and has a penchant for at times stealing the words of another. He often says things that have no possibility of being true. Because voters seemingly grade on a curve, Biden’s gift for gab and Irish charm has carried him to a position of power that just about nobody saw in his future. That includes his former boss, President Obama, who talked him out of running in 2016 and who made clear to anybody who would listen that he didn’t think Biden was up to the job.
Biden has a habit of making exactly the wrong decisions. On international issues, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates said of Biden, "he has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades."
From his vaccine mandates to his mask mandates, from his reckless spending plans that helped to spur inflation to his embrace of the defund the police crowd, from his doubling down on the climate change hysteria to his confusing rhetoric on Ukraine before the conflict started, Biden has consistently made bad situations immeasurably worse.
Three things are now confronting Biden as he seeks reelection, outside his less than stellar performance. First, his age. Second, very real questions about how he got elected in the first place. Third, his corrupt business deals with his son, Hunter.
Biden’s geriatric bearing has long concerned voters, and it frequently is one of most cited reasons why voters voice discomfort with his reelection. He was old when he ran for vice president. He will be the oldest president by close to a decade should he win reelection and serve out his second term. And despite the aviator sunglasses and cool sports car, Biden is not a young old man. The voters notice and they don’t like it.
The latest revelations that people inside the intelligence community put their hands on the scale to tip the election in Biden’s favor makes his election appear to be illegitimate in the eyes of many voters. Did the CIA and FBI pressure Big Tech to suppress stories that would have hurt Biden in the closing stretch of the 2020 campaign? Should we take the allegations of whistleblowers seriously when they say that the Bidens are not playing by the same sort of rules as everybody else?
And at what point can we just ignore how Joe Biden got so wealthy mostly on a government salary? How come so many of the roads to Hunter Biden’s wealth lead to hotspots like China and Ukraine?
The Democrats can pretend all they want that Mr. Perfectly Fine is going to walk into the nomination and easily dispatch either Trump or Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. But just remember: Everything is fine until it’s not fine.
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Well, he would be a disaster if he's reelected.
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For the GOP, impeaching Bill Clinton was very costly politically. I still believe that it was the right thing to do. Impeaching Biden and his entire hated clown car full lefty failures, on the other hand, has no GOP downside.
The cost to the Democrats of staving off the impeachments will be paid in House and Senate seats. Some are certainly safe; others will fall. The GOP is trying to avoid the process because many of them are corrupt, but the longer they drag their feet, the more the process will fall within the true 2024 election cycle. The same goes for the Dems. They can remove Joe today or tomorrow if they choose. He mumbled that he was willing to step down at any time at the beginning of the farce that we are calling his presidency. The longer they wait, the more of their chips are added to the 2024 pot.
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Watching the money tidal wave moving out of DC to a panoply of demokrat patrons and clients at home and abroad explains the hesitation on pulling the trigger on Jojo. Kalorama knows the Puppet Show must end soon, but they want to avoid using a crowbar. Biden will leave office only after Iron-Clad certainty of a Presidential Pardon, or after Pardoning his entire family himself (the issue of a self-pardon is untested waters). There are decades of selling the influence and power of his office(s) to the highest bidder that need to be protected.
Absent that protection, he will resist, or Jill, Jim and Hunter will instruct him to resist, at least as long as he can be relied upon to read what they write, every effort at impeachment or the process of the 25th Amendment. I am certain they have enormous files of every illegal act and his confederates in it, including copious notes about the long march though the federal government during the 8 years of Obama 1.0 and 2.0. It is THAT knowledge that has kept the hounds at bay until now, since defenestrating the Lightbringer from the lofty perch of demokrat demi-god would have devastating effect across the entire political landscape of our beleaguered nation.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
...46th president of the U.S. We get to suffer the consequences...
