Ford to unveil $2.5 billion Mexico investment on Friday, report says

April 14, 2015 05:00 AM

MEXICO CITY/DETROIT (Reuters) -- Ford Motor Co. this Friday plans to announce an investment of about $2.5 billion in Mexico, industry sources told Reuters, in the latest multi-billion dollar outlay in the country's booming auto sector.

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