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Former Ford Europe Chairman Steven Armstrong has made no decision to leave Ford, where he has worked for more than 25 years. (BLOOMBERG)
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January 07, 2022 09:11 PM

Aston Martin Chairman Lawrence Stroll has approached Steven Armstrong, a senior Ford Motor executive, to gauge his interest in becoming CEO of the British automaker, according to people familiar with the matter

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