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How My Not-So-Hot Rod Taught Me the Difference Between Endearing and Enduring
Money hunting with venture capitalists is like dumping cash into a sports car -- a success only for the short term.
How to Upgrade Your Van's Workload Via 'Uplifting'
Outfitting your rigs for work.
Why the Cargo Van Is Outpacing the Pickup as the Business Vehicle of Choice
With superior hauling capacity, killer pricing and lease deals to boot, the cargo van may put the pickup out to pasture.
Automakers Unite to Prevent Cars From Being Hacked
An alliance including Ford and General Motors said it will create a center for sharing information and analysis to help make cars more secure.
Ford Joins Competitors in Growing Car-Sharing Initiative
The car company is one of several that are exploring alternatives to traditional car ownership, including more flexible on-demand models.
Ford CEO Wants to Make a Self-Driving Car for the Masses
In a wide-ranging interview, CEO Mark Fields talked about his strategy and plans to deal with challenges from Google, Uber and ... China.
5 Things Real Leaders Do Every Day, According to Henry Ford
Summer is the perfect time for every entrepreneur to turn up the heat on developing their leadership skills.
How to Leverage Live Marketing With Social Media Before, During and After Events
Some large brands are pioneering marketing strategies blending social media with traditional events. The synergy is powerful while the cost is remarkably manageable.
Tech, Food & Transportation: How Life Has Changed Since the 1964 World's Fair
In 50 years' worth of innovation, much has changed. But in some ways, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Is It Time to Call Tesla the Future of Made In America? Not Quite.
A new report from Morgan Stanley predicts that soon, Tesla will outstrip Ford on the 'American-Made' index. But economically speaking, that may not matter.
In Order to Persevere, You Need Deeply Held Beliefs
Here are three stories of entrepreneurs who faced struggles, but their commitment to their goals brought them to success.
Century-Old Businesses: Their Secrets to Success
It's getting harder to reach 100. We explain what's worked.
Can Consumers Bring Manufacturing Jobs Back to the U.S.?
The Million American Jobs Project suggests that if consumers simply bought five percent more American-made products, a million new jobs would be created.
3 Social Media Lessons from Ford
Scott Monty shares the auto giant's secret to success at New York's Social Media Week.
Secrets of the 10 Most-Trusted Brands
Dreaming of the day your business becomes a household name? Follow these examples.