Ford Says Data Breach Claims Are Bogus
Hackers claimed they had stolen 44,000 customer records.
Read More »Hackers claimed they had stolen 44,000 customer records.
Read More »Making it easier for students to pursue that type of career.
Read More »A notable improvement over the past three years.
Read More »Only around five exist as of now.
Read More »Dealers plan to challenge the direct sales model in court.
Read More »Supply and demand are just normalizing.
Read More »The automaker wants to reduce inventory and focus on digital experiences.
Read More »Up to $22,500 in total, in fact.
Read More »Changing times have convinced the owner to retire and close up shop.
Read More »The automaker's woes continue to grow.
Read More »Customers are feeling the pinch of rising prices.
Read More »Very few feel adequately trained to do so as well.
Read More »The dealer was installing illegal devices on customer vehicles.
Read More »Some dealers reportedly lost far more money than they're being offered.
Read More »Joining 10 other lawsuits filed over the same matter.
Read More »The top-selling Ford dealer for the past three years.
Read More »A staggering sum for three weeks of outages.
Read More »It's unclear in what way, however.
Read More »The latest in a series of disappointing results.
Read More »Roughly two weeks after the first cyberattack occurred.
Read More »A much-needed positive performance.
Read More »A few are already back online.
Read More »The company previously expected to have them solved by mid-week.
Read More »Those impacts range from a mere inconvenience to a drop in sales.
Read More »It will incentivize dealers to turn inventory more quickly.
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