Ford (NYSE: F) may finally have some good news for investors. So far this year, all the company has been able to say is that it will probably not need government funds to stay afloat but that the US car market faces another big drop in vehicle sales. That has pushed Ford's stock down to $2.
Ford has been talking about dumping businesses to raise money. One of these units is Volvo. Most analysts assumed that there would be no buyers. Credit to finance such a deal would be too hard to come by.
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