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Ford Has No Plans to Sell $8 Billion Rivian Stake

Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Jim Farley said there are no plans to sell the company’s stake in electric truck startup Rivian Automotive Inc., but didn’t rule out liquidating an investment that has increased sevenfold. He spoke to Bloomberg’s Emily Chang.

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