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  2. More than 130 CEOs and business leaders are attending this year's summit, which runs Tuesday through Thursday and is closed to the news media. Among them are Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway, Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post Media Group, Alan... Full Article at The Seattle Times

  3. They are there for the company's annual CEO Summit. The three day event, which began today, is scheduled to be attended by, among others, Walmart CEO Mike Duke, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett, Ford CEO Alan Mulally and others. Microsoft's own... Full Article at Neowin

  4. FoMoCo is focused on becoming a global automaker and has done quite well in the past couple of years by streamlining its portfolio and offering some global models including the Fiesta and Focus. Ford’s CEO Alan Mulally is keen on keeping a single... Full Article at egmCarTech

  5. “As soon as people see a blue oval” in consumer clinics, VanDyke said yesterday, “they jump to immediate conclusions as to preconceived ideas about what the company does, what it stands for. We still have a gap and an opportunity to change that... Full Article at Bloomberg.com

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    "As soon as people see a blue oval" in consumer clinics, VanDyke said, "they jump to immediate conclusions as to preconceived ideas about what the company does, what it stands for. We still have a gap and an opportunity to change that perception on the... Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

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  9. Delaware -- Ford executives won rave reviews from stockholders Thursday during the shortest company shareholder meeting on record. Thursday's meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, drew about 60 investors and lasted only 45 minutes. Much of it spent involved... Full Article at China Post

  10. Ford has increased patent submissions by over 30% from 2011 by reinvesting in TechShop Detroit and the Employee Patent Incentive Award program. The automaker currently has over 17,000 issued patents around the world, and intends to become the leader in... Full Article at Seeking Alpha

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