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Ford Motor Co. will not be selling its $8 billion stake in electric truck maker Rivian right now, CEO Jim Farley told Bloomberg’s Emily Chang in an exclusive interview. The Ford chief did leave the option open for the near future, however, saying everything is “on the table.” ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg…

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Ford Motor Co. will not be selling its $8 billion stake in electric truck maker Rivian right now, CEO Jim Farley told Bloomberg’s Emily Chang in an exclusive interview. The Ford chief did leave the option open for the near future, however, saying everything is “on the table.”
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    January 26, 2022 at 3:46 pm

    Great interview!

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    Loved this interview. Lots of vision from Ford and their EV strategy.

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    Loved the classy dig at GM.

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    Sounds like a page out of the Rivian playbook on services. I wonder if that is a conflict of interest given he relationship and inner knowledge on Rivian’s plans.

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    Respect that Ford acknowledges Telsa and points out what they are doing right. I think that will go far as they carve out their unique path. Now GM on the other hand is full of ????

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