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Ford boosted by return to profit 
EducationGuardian.co.uk | by David Teather | Mon, Nov 2
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Ford has managed to survive without a government bailout, unlike its rivals General Motors and Chrysler, which were both forced to file for bankruptcy. But the company still faces challenges, including an ongoing dispute with the United Auto Workers union over pay and conditions.
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