LONDON (Reuters) -- Ford Motor Co., the top-selling automaker in the UK, has become the latest carmaker to say it would be forced to reconsider its UK operations if the country voted in favor of leaving the European Union.
LONDON (Reuters) -- Ford Motor Co., the top-selling automaker in the UK, has become the latest carmaker to say it would be forced to reconsider its UK operations if the country voted in favor of leaving the European Union.
Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.