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Ford Recruiting In China

April 2006 | Company Finance Alert

Despite posting its highest global quarterly loss for four years, Ford can seek comfort in its Chinese operations, where growth is leading the company to expand its workforce. Ford Motor China has recently announced that it will be recruiting 2,000 new employees over the next three years, mostly for its new plant in Nanjing.

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