Ford Motor's production in Europe will continue to be affected by the global semiconductor shortage until late in the second quarter, said the automaker's regional boss, Stuart Rowley.
Ford Motor's production in Europe will continue to be affected by the global semiconductor shortage until late in the second quarter, said the automaker's regional boss, Stuart Rowley.
The sweeping belt-tightening effort will involve hundreds of job cuts in the U.S. and factory consolidation in Mexico.