Ford, GM, others monitor Russian dispute with Ukraine

Odell: "It's too early to jump to any conclusions."

March 04, 2014 05:00 AM

GENEVA (Bloomberg) -- Top executives from Ford, General Motors, and other global automakers said they're watching with keen interest the impact on automotive markets from Russia's territorial dispute with neighboring Ukraine.

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