Ford Motor Company exceeded expectations for the first quarter's prof
it thanks to higher car
prices and higher volume, but kept its full-year forecast unchanged due to worries
about pricing power and escalating global economic unpredictability.
The automaker reported adjusted earnings per share of 63 cents on Tuesday,
significantly higher than the 42 cents analysts had projected. That was higher than
the 51 cents it reported in the previous quarter and the 38 cents it reported for the
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