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news analysis: Where Jacques Nasser went wrong

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By:
Mary Connelly
October 22, 2001 05:00 AM

As Ford struggles financially, the question they're asking in Detroit is: How long can CEO Jacques Nasser keep his job? Rumors circulate daily that Nasser will be gone by year end.

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