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Ford’s third-quarter core profit ticks higher despite rising commodity costs

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Ford’s third-quarter core profit ticks higher despite rising commodity costs — Toronto Business news

Ford Motor’s F-N third-quarter core profit increased slightly to US$2.7-billion, as the Michigan automaker overcame production struggles with its best-selling F-150 trucks and higher commodity costs.

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