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Ford tops up funds in face of Toyota rivalry
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| Ford Motor, the US carmaker, will this month contribute $1.5bn (£800m) to its healthcare fund after securing a $2.3bn short-term bank loan to cover running costs for its factories during the summer shutdown. Another $500m ... |
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Jul 21, 2004 07:07:02 |
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