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Alan Mulally

October 2012

  • Ford

    Ford shuts Belgian factory and calls meeting with UK unions

    Ford refuses to discuss UK plans after announcing proposed closure of Genk factory with 4,300 job losses

October 2011

  • Ford car workers at a Kansas City plant

    Auto workers' pay agreement signals new reality for industry

    United Auto Workers, the union that once set the gold standard for American wages, is giving up pay rises in exchange for a piece of the auto industry's profits and the promise of thousands of new jobs

January 2011

  • Ford's F-Series pick-up truck

    Ford reports best profit since 2000

  • Jonathan Franzen

    Green giants: the eco power list

March 2010

  • Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford

    Andrew Clark on America
    Ford's Alan Mulally got paid $17.9m and deserved it

    Amid Detroit's recession-shattered wasteland of empty offices and foreclosed homes, one man is doing rather well for himself - Ford's chief executive, Alan Mulally, got a pay package of $17.9m for 2009

July 2009

  • Ford Focus 1.4 Duratec

    Ford profits from debt restructuring

    US carmaker's market share improves at the expense of GM and Chrysler but Ford still lost $1bn from its core business of selling cars and trucks

May 2009

  • Car wars: how Alan Mulally kept Ford ahead of its rivals

    Alan Mulally explains how Ford is managing to stay afloat while its competitors continue to struggle

December 2008

  • Alan Mulally, Ford's chief executive

    Ford chief will work for $1 if he takes state aid

  • I'll work for $1 a year, says Ford boss

July 2007

  • Ford considers selling Volvo to raise $8bn

    Ford, the struggling US motor industry group, is considering plans to sell off Swedish car maker Volvo in a deal that would fetch it some $8bn (£4bn) and enable chief executive Alan Mulally to focus on building the company's American brands.

April 2007

  • Ford's new cost-cutting chief is paid $28m for four months' work

    Alan Mulally, the former Boeing executive brought in to slash costs at Ford, earned $28m in four months last year when the stricken cars group lost a record $12.7bn.

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