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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

DAILY: Ford poised to put Fields in line to succeed CEO Mulally after retirement at end of 2013, report says | Chevy names new advertising chief ahead of key launches | Toyota introduces new tag line

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Ford prepares to name Fields COO, report says
Move would put him in line to succeed CEO Mulally, who would retire at the end of 2013
image Ford directors are preparing to promote Mark Fields to chief operating officer from president of the Americas, a move that anoints him as probable successor to CEO Alan Mulally, a person familiar... ... >> story  Published: Sep 11 4:00 pm U.S. Eastern time
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Chevy names new advertising chief ahead of key launches
image GM has tapped a new advertising director for Chevrolet ahead of a slew of product launches over the next 18 months. Molly Peck, who had been head of advertising for Cadillac, last week was named Chevrolet's director of U.S. advertising, a company spokesman said. ... >> story  Published: Sep 11 4:22 pm U.S. Eastern time

Toyota introduces new U.S. advertising tag line
'Let's Go Places' replaces 'Moving Forward'
imageThe Toyota brand is changing its advertising tag line to “Let's Go Places,” replacing “Moving Forward,” its slogan since 2004. ... >> story  Published: Sep 11 3:05 pm U.S. Eastern time


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