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Last year, in a quiet part of Nigeria near Agadez, someone found a rock in the desert. It turned out to be from Mars. Not ...

Ford's CEO Jim Farley doesn’t mince words: the thing that keeps him up at night isn’t just Chinese prices… it’s their pace.

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