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Ford beats Street expectations

Posted on Nov 6, 2013 in Business News, Economy, Financial Reporting, Sustainability

Ford beats Street expectations

Robert Shanks, Ford Motor Company CFO, tells CNBC’s Phil LeBeau he feels very good about where Ford is headed and expects the company to be profitable by 2015. He also weighs in on CEO Alan Mulally.

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